Kate Gilmore: Fistula's Youngest Victims

Aaron Gilmore has used his new blog to attempt a little utu on TV3 broadcaster MediaWorks. This morning, Milford Asset Management principal Brian Gaynor said while recent financials were scarce, MediaWorks seemed to be doing well. But the - bar the ...

Education and Novopay David Farrar (Kiwiblog): National Standards data Kate Shuttleworth (Herald): Novopay: Education Ministry's deputy secretary resigns Vernon Small (Stuff): Novopay claims major Education Ministry scalp Ben Uffindell (The ...

Aaron Gilmore has suffered a public downfall and only himself to blame. The reaction of the media is hardly surprising. Whaleoil had a joyous hit of the heroin of online traffic repeatedly nailing a target like it was 5 metres in front of him, a ...

Today's content: Aaron Gilmore Cameron Slater (Whaleoil): Job Done Gilmore's Gone Keeping Stock: Gilmore does the decent thing Frank Macskasy (Daily Blog): MMP, Aaron Gilmore, and bollicks Andrea Vance (Stuff): Aaron Gilmore quits Parliament Will de ...

OPINION: The savagery with which his own party has turned on Mr Gilmore is even more brutal than Labour's kicking of renegade MP Chris Carter. Prime Minister John Key has all but labelled Mr Gilmore a liar. He has called his integrity into question.

SB ST. JOSEPH 59, RILEY 51, MARIAN 41 At St. Joseph 3200 relay: 1. St. Joseph (Molly Clark, Emily Anderson, Kate Vasile, Erin Kearney) 10:13; 2. Marian, 10:17; 100 hurdles: 1. Emily Lindzy (SJ) 17.47; 2. Emily Han (SJ) 17.97; 100: 1. Sam Kambol (SJ) ...

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State cyber surveillance David Fisher (Herald): Secret network 'has to be in probe' Danyl Mclaughlin (Dim-Post): On why not everyone has a stake in surveillance reduction Martin van Beynen (Stuff): Why I'm a big fan of whistleblowers Chris Keall ...

Amnesty International is perhaps the world's most honored and respected human rights organization, having fought the good fight against injustice and poverty around the world for a half century. But, like any business or organization, Amnesty is ...