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Lyndon Hood's Pics of the Weeks: April 2008

Thursday, 15 May 2008, 11:46 am
Article: Lyndon Hood

Lyndon Hood's Pics of the Weeks: April 2008

Scoop editorial images by Lyndon Hood, for stories from April 2008. For previous images see Pics of the Weeks: March 2008.

clowns

Lyndon Hood - "April Fool!" - Govt

Half Party Half
Third Party

Electoral Commission - Decision - Application to list EPMU as third party

Gonna divest.
Soon.

NZ Govt - NZ Superannuation Fund and Cluster Munitions

McVicar is quoted
describing Bruce Emery as *a decent hard-working citizen
(who) is facing a murder charge because of his frustration
over this (tagging) issue.*

Youth Organised and United - Garth McVicar fails to address the problem

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bull in a china
fta

Kevin List - Peters Takes Aim At Alleged Benefits of FTA

digital
copyright

Internet NZ - Copyright Amendment Act a "missed opportunity"

Bollard asks
bears not to hibernate

Lyndon Hood - Lyndon Hood: Trade Briefs

return of the
orange election man

National - National seeks court clarity on election law

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Agenda - Agenda Transcript: John Key on Asset Sales

E F Bites
Back

Scoop Multimedia - PM's Press Conference - Pamphlets

spare a vote
guvnor?

Election 08 - Looking For Labour’s Laggards

actually, I think
it was dishwashers

Engineering Printing and Manufacturing Union - Fisher & Paykel ditches NZ for cheap labour

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Coalition for Open Government - Press Council finds fault with Herald EFA Campaign

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Election 08 - Fight For Your Right To PRT

sensible?

Dror N Corter - Scoop Satire: Sit-Down Toilets In Our Prisons!

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Lyndon Hood - Lyndon Hood: NZ Politics - The Text Adventure

microcomputing

Lyndon Hood - Lyndon Hood: NZ Politics - The Text Adventure

Kiwi Entrepreur
Unable To Hide Generosity, Pary unable to show in
polls

ACT - Gibbs Donates $100,000 To ACT

on the
margins

NZ Council of Christian Social Services - Give the breaks to those who need it - our poorest children

pinning down the
listener

Election 08 - On The Listener, past and present

kiwi party
petition

Election 08 - System stacked against Baldock petition

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