Posts Tagged ‘Grant Robertson’
Saturday, January 22nd, 2011
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The news, eh? What is it? Where do I find it? What do I do once I’ve caught it? Is it contagious? Already 2011 has been awful full of news, and with human-produced news levels at their highest point in recorded history, what can be done to prepare for the eventual catastrophe which everyone is certain is coming from somewhere soon?
Tags: 9 day fortnight, ACT, Annette King, Arizona, Auckland, Baltimore, beneficiaries, beneficiary bashing, Century City Apartments, Charlie Brooker, Chris Finlayson, Coromandel, Cost of living, cycleway, David Letterman, Dr Russel Norman, economics, election promises, foreign affairs, girlfriends, Grant Robertson, Green Party, GST, guns, holidays, immigration, Iraq War, John Key, John McCain, Korea, Labour Party, Lord of the Rings, media, mediawatch, MMP, music, National Party, national standards, news, Newtown, Phil Goff, Pike River Mining Disaster, police, politics, prisoners' right to vote, property, public sector, public service, Queensland, Queensland floods, Recession, Rob Muldoon, Rodney Hide, Rongotai, south island, statistics, Steven Franks, Supercity, supply-side economics, tax, tax cuts, tea party movement, The Wire (TV show), Thorndon, trickle-down economics, twitter, unemployment, united fut, United Future, welfare, Wellington, Wellington Central electorate, west coast Posted in Podcast | No Comments »
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Tuesday, November 30th, 2010
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Nobody knows exactly when we will next get to vote. It could be thrust upon us at a moment’s notice. You could be at home, you could be at work. You could be out, it might be dark, you could well be drunk. So it pays to think CONSTANTLY about how you’d vote or else you might get caught out and end up voting for the wrong people in a kind of panic. In this episode we moan about there basically being nobody to vote for, identify who we think are the “Most Egonomist MPs”, Dan outlines precisely what it will take to get him to vote Green, and Dave reminisces about ripping off his shoddy neighbor‘s unsecured wireless internet.
Tags: 9 day fortnight, ACT, alcoholism, Andrew Little, Annette King, Asians, Australia, Batman, beneficiaries, Bill Birch, Bill English, blogs, Botany, change, Chris Finlayson, Chris Hipkins, Christchurch, Christchurch Earthquake emergency legislation, cycleway, David Benson-Pope, David Cunliffe, David Farrar, Don Brash, Dr Russel Norman, election promises, electotal finance bill, flags, Foreshore and Seabed, Gareth Hughes, Gerry Brownlee, global economic downturn, Grant Robertson, Green Party, Hekia Parata, Helen Clark, internet, Jackson James Wood, Jan Logie, Jenny Shipley, Jim Anderton, Jim Bolger, John Boscawen, Judith Collins, Karori, Kevin Hague, Kiwibank, Kiwiblog, Kmart, Kris Fa'afoi, Labour Party, llamas, Lockwood Smith, Mana by-election, Maori, Maori Party, Maori seats, Matt McCarten, Mike Moore, Movember, Mt Albert, National Party, New York, NZ Post, Pansy Wong, parties, Patrick Gower, Phil Goff, pizza, Red Alert (blog), Richard Worth, Rob Muldoon, Roger Douglas, Ronald Reagan, Ruth Richardson, Sarah Palin, Star Wars, Stuart Nash, stuff.co.nz, Sue Bradford, Taranaki, Tau Henare, tax cuts, technology, Trevor Mallard, twitter, voters, weight, welfare, Welfare Working Group, Wellington, Winston Peters, Young Nats Posted in Podcast | No Comments »
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Sunday, November 28th, 2010
Tags: "Oldboy" film, 1990s, 2012, Alaska, Anarchists, anarcho-syndicalism, anarchy, Andrew Little, Annette King, Asia, Asians, Ayn Rand, Benny Hill, Bill Clinton, Bill English, BP, Breaking Bad, capitalism, China, Chris Carter, commodities, communism, conspiracy theory, Covlin, David Cunliffe, Deborah Coddington, Democratic Party, DMZ, Don Brash, drinking, drugs, economics, ERMA, Ethiopia, film, Flava Flav, Foreign ownership, France, fraternities, general election, Gerry Brownlee, girlfriends, Glen Beck, Going Rogue, Grant Robertson, Green Party, hippies, Hitler, Hone Harawira, hovercrafts, Iran, Israel, Jackson James Wood, Jasiri X, Jeanette Fitzsimons, Jim Anderton, Jimmy Carter, John Key, John McCain, Karori, Kenya, Kim Jong-il, Kim Jong-un, Korea, Korean film, Labour Party, libertarianism, Louis Farrakhan, LTSA, Malcolm McLaren, Maori Party, Matt McCarten, Melissa Lee, Michael Cullen, military, Mohammed Atta, money laundering, MTV, Nation of Islam, National Party, nationalism, New Plymouth, Newt Gingrich, Nick Smith, North Korea, Obama, Ohariu-Belmont, oil spill, Pansy Wong, Parliament TV, Paul Henry, Peter Dunne, Phil Goff, Pike River Mining Disaster, Pirates, PPPs, Premier House, privatisation, Professor Griff, Progressive Party, Public Enemy, punk, Quake (game), Republican party, Rod Donald, Sarah Palin, Seoul, socialism, SOEs, Somalia, South Korea, Standard and Poors, Starbucks, Taiwan, tea party movement, The Coromandel, The Sex Pistols, Tom Delay, Trevor Mallard, truther movement, video games, voters, Waiheke Island, war, War on Drugs, Water, Weapons trade, Wigram, wine, yuppies, ZZ top Posted in Podcast | No Comments »
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Tuesday, August 3rd, 2010
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Babies! And homeless mental people. Aaaaaaand Chris Carter!
Tags: 9/11, AC/DC, amyl nitrate, antisemitism, arson, Big Brother (tv), Bill English, breastfeeding, breasts, busses, casual racism, CCTV, Chris Carter, cocaine, Cold Case, conflicts of interest, credit cards, David Cunliffe, David Fane, drinking, dwarfism, Elton John, erections, Gathering of the Juggalos, gays, genocide, George Washington, Gerry Brownlee, GLBT, Grant Robertson, Guyon Espiner, high school, homeless, homosexuality, In The Loop, Insane Clown Posse, internet, Jews, John Key, karaoke, Kevin Rudd, KFC, Labour Party, libraries, Louis Theroux, Megan Fox, mental illness, midgets, moustaches, MPs' expenses, murder, National Party, nightlife, Oasis, OPEC, Phil Goff, pizza, political correctness, poor people, pornography, prostitutes, Puerto Rico, puns, racing, racism, radio, rates, reality TV, Roger Douglas, Sex and the City, Shane Jones, shoes, Spain, swastika, Te Atatu, Te Papa, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Terry Serepisos, The Big Lebowski, TradeMe.co.nz, TV3, VHS, WCC, Wellington Central Library, white supremacists Posted in Podcast | No Comments »
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Thursday, June 24th, 2010
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We’re amazed that nobody hit upon this solution earlier: pay the teachers less! Roger Douglas is a man with a vision. Also, stupid laws and embarrassing musical purchases round out this episode.
Tags: 1980s, 1990s, ACT, age of consent, America, Anne Tolley, Australia, bass, Bill English, Boobquake, Braveheart, Britain, bureaucracy, cellphones, Charles Chauvel, conservatism, conservatives, David Lange, deregulation, drug laws, drugs, earthquakes, economics, education, EPMU, evolution, Fairfax, farming, Fat Freddy's Drop, finance, flat tax, France, gay rights, Grant Robertson, health and safety, high school, holidays, homosexuality, Indonesia, intelligent design, internet, Italy, Japan, Jason Gunn, Labour Party, law, lawyers, liberals, liberterianism, man of straw, masturbation, media, Milan, military, minimum wage, Ministry of Education, music, Ohio, pigs, police, politics, populism, pornography, PPTA, Private Member Bills, prostitution, PSA, public sector, public urination, Red Alert (blog), Religion, religious extremism, Richard Prebble, Right Said Fred, right wing, Roger Douglas, Salt N Pepa, school, scoop.co.nz, sex, stuff.co.nz, supply-side economics, Switzerland, tax cuts, teachers, trickle-down economics, TV, UK Parliament, unions, wages, World War I, ziln.co.nz Posted in Podcast | No Comments »
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