Posts by Tim Michie
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So UK TV, who's up for retrospective then, starting with Comic Strip Presents... please. Jennifer Saunders spoke of the early days as friends making each other laugh and I loved these exactly for that.
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Hard News: The Ides of Epsom, in reply to Howard Edwards,
Oh and that Graeme Hart too. So unproductive for National's NZ Inc.
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Hard News: Meanwhile back at the polls, in reply to Sanya Baker,
I'm encouraged by Craig's lack of confidence he could win by virtue of his own campaign and policies. National looked wary of these deals and I hope this prevails and Craig is correct.
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Hard News: The Ides of Epsom, in reply to Richard Aston,
As many who happen to live within the electorate boundaries without the median income wonder as to when we'll be represented.
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Speaking of teevee on the interwebs... Philip Glass c/- Sesame Street. Really.
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Legal Beagle: Q&A: John Banks' judicial review, in reply to Ian Dalziel,
"Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall" ... The B-side of the single entitled, "I'm Making Believe"
Thank you Wikipedia, thank you.
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It should be possible to discuss migration trends without appealing to the worst nature of parts of the electorate and without reflexively being accused of xenophobia the moment the topic is aired.
And improving the experience for migrants and especially refugees can be part of this conversation. Not to mention deportation when the Associate Minister has difficulty [audio] to explain her decision.
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self-explanatory really...
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Kim Hill Preview: 10:05 Playing Favourites with Matthew Buchanan and Karl von Randow ... co-founders of multimedia studio Cactuslab. In 2011 they created Letterboxd, a social network for sharing users’ taste in film, and have just redesigned the website for the New Zealand International Film Festivals.
http://www.cactuslab.com/
http://letterboxd.com
https://www.facebook.com/letterboxd
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I think David Parker needs to be very careful not to oversell the effect on the exchange rate, tat Labour and others were considering compulsory (or near to) retirement savings has been known for sometime and the increase of savings, especially while the Cullen fund contributions are halted, in combination with KiwiSaver will help this. Also, Brian Fallow: Labour's plan looks good.