Lyndon Hood - Digester, Lower Hutt
Sunday, December 04, 2005
New Hood: Parliament Must Stockpile an Anti-Tennis-Ball Vaccine
Over recent weeks the public has become more and more aware of a major risk. One that threatens the stability of our country. One that stikes unexpectedly and leaves the helpless victim - though he might not know it for months - as good as dead.
It has already shown its potential to attack the highest levels of state. If it strikes again, our country could be left leaderless in the midst of a crisis.
We must ask: is our Government doing enough to fight tennis-ball related accusations?
Read the rest on Scoop.
... or, if you would prefer to cast you mind back a little ...
Somewhat dated Hood: Parliament Decries State Interference in World Cup Bid
Parliament, meeting today for the first time after New Zealand's successful world cup bid, decried it as another example of Labour party political interference.
Flexing its muscles against the minority Government, the House passed a motion condemning the Prime Minister's open support of the bid and the proposed large-scale state funding of the event.
Read the rest on Scoop.
Over recent weeks the public has become more and more aware of a major risk. One that threatens the stability of our country. One that stikes unexpectedly and leaves the helpless victim - though he might not know it for months - as good as dead.
It has already shown its potential to attack the highest levels of state. If it strikes again, our country could be left leaderless in the midst of a crisis.
We must ask: is our Government doing enough to fight tennis-ball related accusations?
Read the rest on Scoop.
... or, if you would prefer to cast you mind back a little ...
Somewhat dated Hood: Parliament Decries State Interference in World Cup Bid
Parliament, meeting today for the first time after New Zealand's successful world cup bid, decried it as another example of Labour party political interference.
Flexing its muscles against the minority Government, the House passed a motion condemning the Prime Minister's open support of the bid and the proposed large-scale state funding of the event.
Read the rest on Scoop.
