Posts by Sacha
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Cracker: Spotted, in reply to
So what is the relevant context?
Painting is a privileged context here.
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Labour campaign manager accepts responsibility for leader not having budget figures (scroll to 1.25pm).
Trevor Mallard has taken personal responsibility for Goff’s unpreparedness on fiscal details at last week’s Press debate, which led to all the “Show me the money” stuff.
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Latest poll results suggest a few other electorates might become more 'marginal' too.
A series of assumptions about electoral seats is needed before the party vote figures can be applied to the final make-up of Parliament.
But today's poll confirms several well-regarded Labour MPs may lose their spots in Parliament unless they pull off unlikely wins in their electorates.
Carol Beaumont, Kelvin Davis, Carmel Sepuloni and Stuart Nash are the highest-profile MPs in trouble, according to the poll.
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Labour's only new blood would be the highly placed Andrew Little, and likely electorate wins for David Clark in Dunedin South and Megan Woods in Wigram.
While the picture is grim for Labour, the Green Party looks set to bring in a swag of new MPs.At 12.6 per cent – its highest rating in the poll to date – the party would see 16 MPs elected, up from nine, including nine new faces.
National, with 67 MPs, would have nine more seats, including 14 new faces.
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Cracker: Spotted, in reply to
defining the criteria for 'good' art
yawn
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OnPoint: 3 News Exclusive Investigation…, in reply to
By engaging in the debate about the public/private split in the 1990s, we let the new right transform the debate and we're poorer for it.
By not engaging *well enough* against neoliberalism, more broadly, the left let down its constituents.
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Cracker: Spotted, in reply to
and why should I care whether something 'is' art anyway?
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Hard News: Presentation and Reality, in reply to
discussed hereabouts for many years now
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Cracker: Spotted, in reply to
zing
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Muse: Indecision '11: Outrageous!, in reply to
I wonder if there was a deal…
Joyce “We will let you talk to the Prime Minister as long as you push our interests.”,you're clearly talking here about a deal between individuals, rather than something systematic.
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Hard News: On Science, in reply to
it's pretty difficult to influence private sector R&D behaviour
yet other nations manage it just fine.