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Hood's Pics of the Weeks: July to September '09

Thursday, 17 December 2009, 4:49 pm
Column: Lyndon Hood

Lyndon Hood's Pics of the Weeks: July to September '09

New Scoop editorial images by Lyndon Hood, for stories from July to September 2009. For previous images see Lyndon Hood's Pics of the Weeks: June '09.

July 2009
August 2009
September 2009

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July 2009 (top)

no bailout

Scoop Business - “Iconic” company rescue plan not a goer

referendum
decision

Lyndon Hood - Referendum Decision-Making Flowchart

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decision-making flowchart for 2009 anti-smacking
section 59 child-hitting referendum

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healthcare costs

University of Otago - Cost key to accessing primary health care in NZ

justice in chains

Gordon Campbell - The Erosion Of Justice

swine flu vaccine
guinea pigs

NZ Govt - Govt. secures strategic stock of swine flu vaccine

phil goff,
transformer

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Werewolf - Gordon Campbell: Phil Goff Interview

guerrilla satire
based insurrection

Werewolf - Lyndon Hood: The Irony of Satire

john key, captain,
pacific tour

Greens - Key’s Pacific tour should prompt climate rethink

carbon dioxide,
methane, climate change and sheep

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Scoop Business - SMELLIE SNIFFS THE BREEZE: Where are the farmers?

nz flags collage
– choice for maori flag

NZ Govt - Minister launches hui to find Maori flag

scary folate bread

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Television NZ - Q+A: Guyon Espiner interviews Prime Minister Key

zombie don brash

Gordon Campbell - Treasury and the Don Brash revival

floating currency
– new zealand ten dollar bill as origami boat

Scoop Business - Kiwi as “peashooter” – forget intervention: Groser

provocation
homicide defence repeal

Labour - Provocation defence should be consigned to history

trained hamster prime minister

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Lyndon Hood - The Week In Brief

john key cycleway
treadmill hamster wheel

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NZ Govt - PM announces first Cycleway projects

parliamentary
expenses, beehive

Prime Minister And Speaker Joint Statement - Disclosure of expenses claimed by MPs

housing arrow up
slowly

Statistics NZ - Housing trend remains at low level

green mp kennedy graham, jedi, light saber

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Gordon Campbell - The Greens’ new peace initiative

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August 2009 (top)

The Pope of
Parliament - Speaker Dr. Lockwood Smith

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Werewolf - The Pope of Parliament: Interview with Dr. Lockwood Smith

carbon cycle, emissions, new zealand

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Lyndon Hood - Things The Emissions Target Is Like

minty the escaped
monkey

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NZ Police - Minty Escapes Again.

mercury fish and
chips

Greens - Something fishy about latest NZFSA diet survey

child smacking
orange election man

Lyndon Hood - Anti-Smacking Lobby Gets "Thrashing"

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September 2009 (top)

Fiji suspended –
Commodre Frank Bainimarama as the hanged man

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NZ Govt - Fiji's suspension taken with regret, says McCully

bullet shoot quill
pen and inkwell

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Werewolf - Lyndon Hood: Bullet Points Will Solve All My Structure Problems

Act climate science memo. Plus doodles.

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Lyndon Hood - Act Doesn’t Feel Climate Heat

Wanganui vs
whanganui

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NZ Govt - NZ Geographic Board Determination

Potato Genome
Sequence released – potato DNA, amino acid

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Plant and Food Research - Potato Genome Sequence released

john key in new
york, as statue of liberty

NZ Govt - Key Notes - News From New York

integrated
electoral agency – orange election man frankenstein's
monster

NZ Govt - Government proposes integrated electoral agency

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