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Centrist Comment
On Kiwiology since: February 2nd, 2010It’s a New Zealand blog with a focus on news and views from a centrist perspective. International issues, local news and some NZ public policy issues.
Latest posts:
Centrist Comment
- Increased investment in science needed
- Executive quits amid Telecom XT fiasco | Stuff.co.nz
- The Pope versus climate change deniers
- Councils to be given an incentive to meet deadlines
- Council proposes restrictions on suburban pokie machines
- Liquor Ban Proposed in Wellington
- Vouchers - nice in theory but what about the reality?
- Foreshore debate all about big bucks - Best of Political Analysis - NZ Herald News
- Zimbabwe govt continues human rights breaches
- GST increase not a deal breaker
RePress
On Kiwiology since: February 2nd, 2010A news blog based in Wellington, NZ
Latest posts:
RePress
- Food prices fall in February
- 10,000 stars wanted for Rugby World Cup 2011
- OCR unchanged at 2.5 percent
- The New Zealand Society of Authors rallies in support of the National Library and Archives New Zealand
- Real estate agent’s appeal upheld because of new Act
- End to transitional period for citizenship applications
- Electronic card spending down slightly in February
- Proceedings against Commissioner Donal Curtin
- Targeted review of qualifications
- Tertiary tuition funding to be linked to performance
Bright Wings
On Kiwiology since: February 2nd, 2010I write about issues, events and things which interest or annoy me. I’m particularly interested in local government, sustainability and social justice. I always have my camera with me to capture plants and gardens, events, and things of beauty. Where possible I try to provide a Wairarapa perspective.
Latest posts:
Bright Wings
- Wairarapa train crowding problem foreseen
- Harvest Rally glimpse into rural history
- Tinui Anzac memorial still not resolved
- Divine lunch at DeVine
- Hi-tech, not sheep the answer to our future
- Carterton Council gardens a winner
- Carterton Country Fair
- Entrepreneurial builder transforms Kuripuni
- Bright future for old Greytown building
- Anniversary Day marks arrival of first Wellington settlers
Don Donovan’s World
On Kiwiology since: February 1st, 2010Blog of a much published New Zealand author/illustrator/photographer.
Latest posts:
Don Donovan's World
- My Generation
- Open 7 Days 19. Langfords Store, Bainham
- Open 7 Days 18. Te Horo Store
- Open 7 Days 17. Waverley Fruit Supply
- Open 7 Days 16. Tokomaru Store
- Open 7 Days 15. Piriaka Store
- The Gannet colony at Motutara Island
- Open 7 Days 14. Mauriceville General Store
- Open 7 Days 13. Mangamairie Store
- Beauty Close to Home
I May Be Wrong But…
On Kiwiology since: February 1st, 2010I’m an ex-journalist now retired and enjoy updating my blog every week or two. Topics range over a wide range of NZ issues that I’m concerned about or believe I have some insight into, including politics, media, and other local issues such as race relations, business and social issues.
Latest posts:
I may be wrong but . . . .
- Plenty to be concerned about in Ecan takeover
- A word of appreciation to Steven Joyce
- The minimum driving age must be raised
- XT failures highlight problems with belief in “market forces”
- Budget must address the huge problem of property booms
- Tolley and her friends show their true colours
- What’s really going on in the national education standards “debate”
- Education Minister Tolley can’t escape her own faulty logic loop
- Haiti – a lesson about big cities
- Three strikes policy will do more good than harm
Boganette
On Kiwiology since: February 1st, 2010If you’re into metal and classic rock, if you wear your Iron Maiden tee-shirts with pride, if you have seen The Wall too many times, if you unashamedly love wrestling, if you like black jeans, bourbon & coke and hardy boots over fashion, RTDs and heels then you might enjoy this blog. Boganette is a home for proud Boganettes and Bogans.
Latest posts:
Boganette
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- Sweeeet
- NZ Bus Vs The Crazies
- Quick America's Next Top Mess Round-up
- You're perfect, yes, it's true!
- Why do I watch America's Next Top Model?
- I NEED THIS!
- That tattoo won't get you a husband!
- My little one!
- What in the shit?
Yardy Yardy Yardy
On Kiwiology since: January 31st, 2010…It’s a bit of everything and anything, expanding regularly. It started off as a uni tutorial lesson on how to build a blogsite and, now that I’m learning how to write a bit of HTML and play with PhotoShop, I’ve kickstarted the blog again as a live learning workbench for myself and hopefully some entertainment for others.
Latest posts:
Yardy Yardy Yardy
- The Lord Works In Nigerian Ways...
- Whaling Now A NZ Political Football
- All Over Bar The Shouting...
- Is Oz The Only One With Balls?
- Oscars Again...*yawn*
- Graffiti: Easy Cum - Easy Go!
- Getting Real...
- How Many Does It Take...?
- Another Day - Another Ocean
- A Whale Of Confusion
LudditeJourno
On Kiwiology since: January 31st, 2010Ludditejourno is not my real name. It’s not even how I feel every day, just how I felt the day I set this up. Other days might include music, sport, cycling, science fiction or gardening in an-attempt-to-be-amusing moniker. In fact, in the real world I go by Sandra Dickson, and I studied journalism at Whitireia Polytech under the decidedly inspiring Jim Tucker. Then I went back to work that did not feel soul-destroying. I’ll be blogging on life, the universe and everything, with a little bit of news-watching and media stuff.
Latest posts:
LudditeJourno
- Family Violence Murders according to Judy Turner
- Magneto get a big thumbs up
- International Women’s Day
- Salient Cartoon Update
- Find the funny in gang rape
- More Henry hate
- Doubts about your pregancy – just try harder
- Homegrown – not a place to buy local
- Alison Mau invites us to tell the media to go find some news
- Elections, elections, who wants an election?
Monday Media
On Kiwiology since: November 27th, 2009Television and radio media commentator Irene Gardiner’s take on the week’s media activities - what’s happening, who’s doing a good job, and who’s not.
Latest posts:
Monday Media
- MEDIA RELATIONS CONFERENCE
- THE CLAYTON WEATHERSTON CASE AND BLOGS AND SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES
- CAMPBELL LIVE STILL HAUNTED BY MEDAL THIEF INTERVIEW
- A FOND FAREWELL TO EYE TO EYE
- SUNDAY NEWSPAPER WARS
- MEDIA COVERAGE OF MICHAEL JACKSON'S DEATH
- NEW IDEA DAVID BAIN EXCLUSIVE
- HYSTERICAL MEDIA AND A LOST OASIS
- MEDIA COVERAGE OF THE NAPIER SIEGE
- TV NEWS RATINGS
Southern Squall
On Kiwiology since: November 27th, 2009A Gale of Views on Invercargill, Southland, New Zealand, the world (And yes, it’s all honest opinion).
We’re based in Invercargill, and we write a mix of local news (the stuff not covered in the local daily) and opinion (the stuff probably best not covered in the local daily). We’re former journalists, and whatever news we write comes from genuine sources. We’re not into recycling the work of others so, unless we’re expressing an opinion on something in the news, all the stuff we gather is original.
Latest posts:
Southern Squall
- Support urged as southern blog woos north
- Home help retained as appeals launched – and the letter your grandmother won’t want to see
- Council disrespected and bulldozed over 3 bin system: Kruger feels “duped”
- EXCLUSIVE: Tim Shadbolt lays it bare, Squall bias claimed by physically fit and emotionally charged mayor
- Oysters, booze and takeaways – King’s credit card spending revealed
- Stewart Island Weka on the menu?
- Southland Football deserves $150k, code squeezed out from Rugby Park
- Parking tickets should be replaced with kindly thankyou warnings: Shadbolt
- Otatara to get a 3-bin meeting: confusing scheme and poll questioned
- Orientation week gets the thumbs up (from us at least)
KBRM rebutted
On Kiwiology since: May 8th, 2009Kiwis for Balanced Reporting on the Mideast (kbrm.org.nz) is the very antithesis of balanced. It is pro-Israel, pro-Zionist and very definitely anti-Palestinian. KBRM posts articles and members letters on its website, encourages its devotees in letters-to-the-editor campaigns, and places paid advertisements in our newspapers that are (figuratively speaking) simply straight out of the Mossad propaganda songbook. I present a rational, balanced alternative view.
Latest posts:
KBRM rebutted
- More on KBRM Gaza lies (cont)
- KBRM persists in lies about Gaza massacre
- KBRM's July Letter of the Month
- A reluctant rebuttal
- Israel and balance, just for KBRM
- Anniversary of admission of Israel to United Nations: Ban Ki-Moon speech
- KBRM: a racist organisation?
- More textbook propaganda from KBRM
- KBRM reinvents history: the root of the conflict
Webstock
On Kiwiology since: March 28th, 2008The Webstock blog:
“Webstock is a range of web-related events with the aim of improving how websites are built through inspiration, education, insightful analysis and practical application. It features industry leaders and kick-ass speakers talking on topics such as accessibility, web standards, usability and other best practices.
Webstock is the brainchild of six charming web professionals known as the Webstock team who’ve taken it upon themselves to promote raising the standard of websites in their own backyard (and abroad), and have a jolly good time while they’re doing it. They are: Mike Brown, Debbie Sidelinger, Natasha Hall, Ben Lampard, Miraz Jordan, and Siggy Magnusson.”
Latest posts:
Webstock words
- Paparazzi descend on Webstock
- Workit for Webstock
- Danke Schoen!
- Be more human
- The sponsor interviews: Springload
- The meaning of geek designer formal
- Interview with the DJ: Peter McLennan
- The speaker interviews: Esther Derby
- The speaker interviews: Rives
- The speaker interviews: Brian Fling
Pellacor
On Kiwiology since: February 26th, 2008Pellacor is a blog about news, the interntet and anything else that takes my fancy.
Latest posts:
pellacor.com
- And all this science I just don’t understand
- And surely you’ll buy your pint cup, and surely I’ll buy mine
- And somewhere in my mind I know there’s no tomorrow
- Glory, glory, Man United!
- At the age of 37 she realised she’d never drive
- All I’m saying, pretty baby, la-la-love you, and don’t mean maybe
- The boy in the bubble and the baby with the baboon heart
- Secure your financial future today!
- What I couldn’t fit into 140 characters
- Metafilter’s 10th Birthday
Daily New Zealand News
On Kiwiology since: February 18th, 2008New Zealand news, brief headlines,updated daily.
Latest posts:
Daily New Zealand News
- Space pioneer Buzz Aldrin in New Zealand
- US hopes deal will lead to Asia-Pacific trade agreement
- Data stick crashed 3000 hospital computers
- Bigger and better Pasifika takes flight
- Suspicious minds expose Elvis fake
- New webcams allow traffic check
- Māori tourism company earns global award
- Few new jobs in Australia last month
- 13,000km Pacific cable proposed for broadband
- Graeme Hart Australasia's richest man
The Spark
On Kiwiology since: February 18th, 2008The official blog of the Workers Party of New Zealand.
Latest posts:
Workers Party (NZ)
- International Women’s Day: Women’s Role in Nepal’s Revolution
- Antiwar Protest Auckland March 20
- Nepal: Revolution at the brink
- From Occupation to Resistance:Interview with an Israeli peace activist
- Howard Zinn: In Memory of a Radical Historian
- Workers Party clubs on campus
- New pamphlet on Afghanistan
- Wgtn screening: Reds
- Review: Goldilocks and the Three Queers
- Eyewitness to a revolution in Nepal
Signposts
On Kiwiology since: February 1st, 2008Signposts is the weblog (blog) of Te Ara – the Encyclopedia of New Zealand.
“Signposts aims to engage with the community of people who are interested in Te Ara and New Zealand culture. We’ll be showcasing entries and resources from Te Ara and discussing related events and issues.”
Latest posts:
Signposts - a blog about Te Ara the Encyclopedia of New Zealand
- Bomb scares in God’s Own
- Cutesy quiz
- Kahungunu kapa haka competition
- Tsunami from South America
- Webstock 2010: the verdict
- Te Ara resource team go wild on visit to the Police Museum
- When insects attack
- Man of meteorites
- Social connector
- Te Ara’s new-and-improved homepage
The visible hand in economics
On Kiwiology since: January 31st, 2008Matt Nolan and James Zuccollo write about government involvement and economics:
“The main aim of this blog is to discuss areas where government involvement makes sense. While we agree that the free and unfettered market often provides the most effective way of allocating resources, we also believe that thinking the free market can solve every economic problem is naive and even dangerous.”
Latest posts:
The visible hand in economics
- New Site @ www.tvhe.co.nz
- Compulsory redundancy payments
- Iceland’s bankrupt: Is this where NZ is going?
- Make expansionary fiscal policy work – give it to the technocrats
- Cartoon: The fight against prices!
- Did the Bank start cutting too late?
- Defending the Bank’s attack on “prices”
- Unhappy the land that is in need of heroes
- Everyone needs to play their part?
- 500th post, sort of
Agasint the current
On Kiwiology since: December 5th, 2007Standing against the current - New Zealand News, View and Reviews by Steven Cowan.
Latest posts:
AGAINST THE CURRENT
- GREEK UNIONS SHOW HOW IT IS DONE
- PSA OFFICIALS REFUSE TO FIGHT JOB CUTS
- IS MARK SAINSBURY THE NEW DAVID HARTNELL?
- FABIAN FOLLY
- ANOTHER BLOW FOR HENDO
- IN SEARCH OF THE LABOUR LEFT
- YES, I AM THE GREAT PRETENDER
- YOUR GUIDE TO HEAVEN
- NOT ON THE BUSES
- LABOUR GOING NOWHERE
Newtown Ghetto Anger
On Kiwiology since: November 29th, 2007Newtown Ghetto Anger - web comic by Jarrod Baker.
“sharper than a razor-sharp razor”
100 Word Blog
On Kiwiology since: November 18th, 2007Too many blogs are just too long.
A 2000 word essay on someone’s barely thought through political views or their description of their trip to the shops is more than I can bear to read.
Short posts tend to be little more than the written equivalent of reading a newspaper’s headlines out loud.
Is it possible to have an interesting blog with short posts only? I thought I’d have a go. I’ll stick to one rule on this blog – posts of no more than 100 words.
Let’s see how long before I lose interest.
Latest posts:
100 Word Blog
- A Permanent Holiday
- The Flyover: Bypass Redux
- How to euthanise a goldfish
- An Open Letter to the Republic of New Zealand Party
- Free, universally popular and you can announce it immediately
- New Political Caricature Blog
- I’ve been tagged!
- National Front’s restart
- Minnow Party post election round up
- Election Day – 80s style
M(o)use Droppings
On Kiwiology since: November 10th, 2007Warning: array_slice() expects parameter 1 to be array, null given in /home/bbdpubli/public_html/kiwiologynz/wp-content/plugins/aggr.php on line 39
Simon Vita is a renaissance man who likes to keep his fingers in a lot of pies. That’s to say he has mucho of energy to channel into a variety of interests or put more simply he’s probably got adult ADHD.
Latest posts:
Aardvark Daily
On Kiwiology since: November 6th, 2007New Zealand’s longest-running online daily news and commentary publication, now in its 11th year.
Latest posts:
Aardvark
NZBC
On Kiwiology since: November 6th, 2007Welcome to the New Zealand Blogging Corporation.
We are proud to revive one of New Zealand’s fine old brands and drag it screaming from the 1970s into the internet age. The medium may have changed, but the mission remains: to inform and entertain New Zealand with unique, quality programming. We hope you enjoy your NZBC experience.
Latest posts:
NZBC
- Deep water
- Broadcasting again
- Death duties
- The key to increased productivity: more labour market regulation
- Five minutes with Alain de Botton
- Happy 85th birthday, Russell Hoban
- The real Shem-el-Nessim
- No bones, lovely
- Nabokov’s ‘The Original of Laura’
- The Death of Bunny Munro: it’ll be nice when it’s finished
Kiwi Herald
On Kiwiology since: November 5th, 2007News too good to be true from Moenui (Pop. 421), current holder of The Northern Region Best Kept Grass Verge Award.
Latest posts:
The Kiwi Herald
- COWAN HYSTERIA GOES GLOBAL
- POLICE STAGE TERROR RAID
- "FREE THIS KIWI!" SAYS HERALD
- "FERNS WON'T CHOKE," SAYS COACH
- SIS SAYS TOJO NO LONGER A THREAT
- NZ'S HISTORY DISPUTED AS RAIN FALLS
- ALL BLACKS DISGRACE BLAZER IN LATE NIGHT ORGY
- FLOOD RELIEF PACKAGE 'LIKE XMAS'
- WOMEN TO CARRY HUSBANDS
- BIN LADEN BACKING BLACK BOAT
duckenvy
On Kiwiology since: November 5th, 2007View from the pond.
Commentary on current affairs from Porirua.
Latest posts:
duckenvy
- Budget Product Review: 100 Watt Frosted light bulb, bayonet.
- Phil Goff calls for S.A.S to come home.
Capitalism Bad; Tree Pretty
On Kiwiology since: November 3rd, 2007From Capitalism Bad; Tree Pretty:
For those of you who are cooler than me, the title of my blog is a reference to Graduation II, the last episode of Season 3 of Buffy: The Vampire Slayer. There’s a big fight and they’ve just blown up a big giant snake, and the entire high school. After the battles done, and they’ve kind of won Buffy and Giles have a conversation:
Giles: Quite a couple of days.
Buffy: My brain hasn’t processed everything yet. It’s not really functioning at the higher levels. It’s pretty much, ‘fire bad, tree pretty.’ Anything more complex…
Giles: Understandable. Well when it starts working again, congratulate it on a good campaign. You did very well…..There is a certain dramatic irony in the way things turned out. Asynchronicity that borders on predestination, one might say.
Buffy: Fire bad, tree pretty.
That’s the reference, which doesn’t actually explain why I called by blog Capitalism Bad; Tree Pretty.
It’s kind of a promise, or possibly a goal. While I’ve never attempted to kill someone, had my ex-boyfriend drink my blood to save his life, blown up the school, and fought a bunch of vampires all in a week period, it sometimes feels like I have (particularly in the last couple of months). The purpose of this blog is analysis, and that generally requires a brain that functions on the higher levels, but if all I’ve got is ‘Capitalism Bad; Tree Pretty’ I’ve still got something.
Latest posts:
Capitalism Bad; Tree Pretty
- A note of I told you so...
- Support the right to strike
- Please workplace tell me how I should eat
- It's not OK
- Dollhouse - quick thoughts and open thread for discussion SPOILERS
- Howard Zinn 1922-2010: "I never died" says he
- Happy New Year!
- Name Suppression
- A short response
- On the metaphor of the closet
Big News
On Kiwiology since: November 3rd, 2007This is Dave’s blog. Dave studies fulltime, writes and works part time and drinks coffee throughout.
Sometimes he blogs. Sometimes he sleeps.
The Hit List
On Kiwiology since: October 31st, 2007Chris Schulz is Entertainment Editor at Stuff. His blog includes news, views and random thoughts about the entertainment industry. Oh, and top five lists. Did we mention he likes lists?
Latest posts:
Blog: The Hit List - Stuff Blogs
- Comments closed on all blogs today
- Best links of the week
- WTF is going on in the world of rock?
- Where are all the sexy people?
- Five albums rocking my world right now
- This column is brought to you by Paul Holmes
- Best links of the week
- Here comes the best TV show ever
- Check out my new Star Wars tattoo
- What’s happened to the encore?
the jimi page
On Kiwiology since: October 31st, 2007Our whole, weird world.
Small minded Bigotry,Hypocracy, Rascism, Sexism, Xenophobia, Poor Grammar - It’s all here.
Also: Media, Politics, Football, Fishing, Quiz Nights and Gluttony.
About Me
Name: jimi kumara
location: Auckland
In a strange land
On Kiwiology since: October 23rd, 2007In a strange land:
“My name is Deborah.
The header on this blog is an extract from the petition presented to the New Zealand Parliament, in 1893, asking for suffrage for women. The petition was granted; on September 19, 1893, all New Zealand women were enfranchised.
In early 2007, I spent a lot of time hanging about Public Address, and in the midst of a vexed discussion there, wrote this comment, on feminisms. Writing it made me want to have a blog of my own, ‘though for various reasons, it took me some time to get it going.”
Latest posts:
In a strange land
- Don’t do it!
- It’s just a game
- Sisters, could you wield your teaspoons?
- Doing the maths
- Huge!
- Friday Feminist – Dale Williams
- It takes a village, but not my one thank you very much
- The New Zealand Working Women’s Charter – A Celebration
- Draft national curriculum communication fail
- Time to get your posts in
spleen
On Kiwiology since: October 23rd, 2007The personal blog of Stephen Judd.
Latest posts:
SPLEEN is Stephen Judd’s blog
- Living in two houses at once
- Toe woe
- Cultural transmission via mustelids
- What to do about Telecom
- More on reading Postman
- Reading Neil Postman
- Baudrillard’s recipe for potato chips
- Excerpts
- Bullet point post for Feb 5 2010
- How the web ate my brain and what I have done about it
Whoar!
On Kiwiology since: October 23rd, 2007whoar.co.nz is an apolitical forum for news, information, comment and debate. Commentary on news / information / opinion / debate / humour.
Latest posts:
whoar.co.nz
- former national party minister in court..charged with ripping off the charities he ‘worked’ for..
- “..Video: Glenn Beck Attacks Phillip Ure..”
- “..Republican National Committee Presentation Pushes Fear to Raise Funds..(..One page of the presentation titled “The Evil Empire” .. depicts Obama as the Joker from Batman”..)..”
- “..Philip Morris Pushing Smoking Hard in Foreign Countries..”
- “..Goldman’s Golden Fleece..”
- “..Healthwashing Soda/Soft-Drinks..”
- “..Colbert grows a ‘crisis herb garden’..(’i refuse to live in a world where i cannot garnish’)..”
- “..Why Hitler Was Not a Vegetarian..”
- “..Capitalism: A Success Story–The World’s Richest Man in an Impoverished Country ..”
- “..the hurt locker oscar win is a prize for american hubris..”
Object Dart
On Kiwiology since: October 23rd, 2007Message on the airwaves: current affairs and political commentary including film reviews.
Latest posts:
Object Dart
- Falling, Folding Leaves of Paper
- Something like a return to normal
- The Treehouse
- Falling, Folding Leaves of Paper
- Review – Martin Sketchley, The Affinity Trap
- Review – Michael Flynn, Eifelheim
- Review – Michael Flynn, The January Dancer
- Review: Zombieland
- End of Year Wrap
- Review – Jay Lake, Green
TUMEKE!
On Kiwiology since: October 20th, 2007Commentary on New Zealand current affairs and culture by Tim Selwyn and Martyn “Bomber” Bradbury.
Latest posts:
TUMEKE!
- NO TO SLASHING 6PM NATIONAL NEWS
- Bomber's Blog - the War on News - on line now!
- Murray and the Zionist plenipotentiaries
- Sabbatical exile
- Facebook wars
- The division of Auckland [UPDATED: Maps]
- Pukeko awareness month [UPDATE]
- Global warning dangers despite climate denial
- The Hollow Brain strikes
- This is 'Justice' under National
Eventfinder News blog
On Kiwiology since: October 16th, 2007News feed about events happening all over New Zealand.
Latest posts:
News and Competitions
- The Cult Brings "Love" to New Zealand
- Jools Holland - One Very Special Auckland Show
- Roger Hodgson "Voice Of Supertramp" to Tour New Zealand
- Connan Mockasin Album Release Tour Announced
- Armageddon Expo To Invade Wellington for Easter
- The Wurlitzer Organ Trust Announces Its 2010 Season
- Whitney Houston Cancels Only New Zealand Show
- The Food Show Returns To Christchurch
- Fat Freddys Drop Special AUT Show
- Crowded House Announce Single Auckland Show
Morph Blog
On Kiwiology since: October 11th, 2007A New Zealand News and Tech blog. This blog is New Zealand blog featuring mixture of interesting news items, breaking news, technological news, music news, ramblings and much more.
Latest posts:
Morph Blog
- Moved to a new blog
- Time to move on
- Medals Recovered
- WGA writers strike has almost ended
- Totally not acceptable
- Breaking News: Pilots Stabbed in flight incident in Christchurch this morning
- TVNZ ditches DRM
- Something cool: Nifty Google Maps Mashups
- Microsoft attempts to buy its way out of another problem
- H2Go Snapped for cash promotion raises some serious privacy issues
Intellectual Violence
On Kiwiology since: October 11th, 2007One man fighting the forces of boredom and ignorance with a little bit of peace, a little bit of love and a lot of disrespect. The battle has arrived, it’s name is ‘Intellectual Violence’ and it comes as a blog. Prepare yourselves.
Latest posts:
Intellectual Violence
- Hey now fellas, what's cooler, than being cool? Being Acoustic.
- Sweet, Sweet Chaos
- Italian Football Rocked
- Shuttle Crew Rehearses Countdown
- Personal Growth and the Truth
- To Defenders of Fox News
- Is Prayer Safe?
- Hilarious DUI Arrest
- Fantasy World Cup
- But Baby, it's the World Cup!
Dave Gee: Life from Right Field
On Kiwiology since: October 11th, 2007Dave Gee’s thoughts on TV, Music, News, Sport and Life as we know it.
Latest posts:
Dave Gee: Life from Right Field
- Blog on the move...
- ACT beat Labour to first Pledge Card of '08
- How to create instant Ice Sculptures...
- Another court delay for Bain retrial
- MMP voting system up for debate?
- NZ Taxpayers pay for Islamic Studies
- What if Facebook was Real Life?
- ACT Party slam Labour's "bracket racket"
- Cost of Cullen's Train Set Keeps Rising
- Tax-free allowance rejected by Cullen
Daktari’s World
On Kiwiology since: October 1st, 2007Bob Daktari: A place for me to talk rubbish.
Latest posts:
Daktari's World
- Waiting
- Normal service
- Normal service
- Let's see if this works
- Pavement and the 3Ds
- How to prepare for a dj set
- The hunt
- Looks like got ourselves a reader
- Normal service disrupted
Down by the Hutt River
On Kiwiology since: September 18th, 2007A weblog or blogsite for local affairs and issues in Lower Hutt, Hutt Valley, Wellington and other parts of New Zealand.
Latest posts:
Down by the HuttRiver - My Kiwiana revealed:
- New Zealand baby owes its life to its grandmother's intervention...
- About Australian Blogs
- Bishop Brian Tamaki - Self-server or follower of Christ...
- Labour Party supporting NZ Students' Association campaign to save their services...
- New legislation in New Zealand will crack down on young drivers...
- Maori King threatens to abdicate if tribal members don't fall into line - questioned criticism of his use of "his" tribal funds...
- Former NZ PM Helen Clark receives nation's highest award...
- Hutt Valley Mental Health services approaching crisis point...
- Lowering the drinking age down to 18 years was a mistake...
NZS Blog
On Kiwiology since: September 18th, 2007New Zealand Internet and web space blog.
Latest posts:
NZS.com Blog : New Zealand Internet and Web Space Blog
- Business Solutions
- Search and Directory advertising leads in NZ
- NZ Christmas
- Health, Wealth And Summer Holidays
- Foreign Exchange Fees
- NZ Accommodation
- Camping NZ
- Weight Management
- Canterbury A&P Show
- Melbourne Cup Results
Wild Land
On Kiwiology since: September 17th, 2007New Zealand - Earthquakes, Eruptions, History and Weather
Latest posts:
Wild Land
- The First Wave May Not Be the Largest
- Strong Quake, Vanuatu
- It’s Almost Over
- Fiordland Quake
- Tsunami Alert Eases, Danger Still Exists
- Tsunami Activity in New Zealand
- Great Quake, Chile
- Fiordland Earthquake
- Tsunami Plan Revised
- Unusual Quake Near Norfolk Island
Kiwiblog - David Farrar
On Kiwiology since: September 17th, 2007David Farrar’s Kiwiblog
Latest posts:
Kiwiblog
- Prisoners fight over cat
- General Debate 2 January 2009
- Another Green ban
- Dominion Post’s 2009 Predictions
- Herald Business Bouquets and Brickbats
- Blanket Man ordered to wear undies
- Road and water deaths down
- Happy 2009
- Bigot Alert
- TV Meme
Spare Room
On Kiwiology since: September 17th, 2007Spare Room will feature the unusual and amusing through stories, pictures and video. We’ll weed out the dross and link to the very best of pop culture content.
Latest posts:
Spare Room
- Metro Retro and Other Choice Links
- Kid Mess
- Gingerbread Ed
- Best TV3 Billboard and Other Choice Links
- Gig Guide 28 August — 3 September
- Design Skillz and Other Choice Links
- Twilight Edward Cullen Shower Curtain
- Corporate Bean Bags and Other Choice Links
- How To Give A Full-Body Cat Massage
- Realism and Other Choice Links
Public Address
On Kiwiology since: September 17th, 2007PublicAddress.net is a community of New Zealand-centric weblogs featuring Russell Brown’s Hard News, Damian Christie’s Cracker, Jolisa Gracewood’s Busytown, David Slack’s Island Life, Fiona Rae’s Radiation, Graham Reid’s Random Play, Tze Ming Mok’s Yellow Peril, Keith Ng’s OnPoint, David Haywood’s Southerly and regular guest contributors.
Latest posts:
Public Address
- Hard News: Good Newsing
- OnPoint: Property Investment Federation: Just STFU
- Cracker: Wallywood
- Field Theory: It's a summer get-together
- Up Front: Your Whining Is Important to Us
- Southerly: Somebody Had To Say This....
- Speaker: The Fabians: There is an alternative
- Legal Beagle: All is Forgiven, or: The Happy Consensus
- Island Life: Everyone loves a quiz.
- Random Play: A Tiger by the tail, but not out of the Woods yet
The Fundy Post
On Kiwiology since: September 17th, 2007Wrapped up in books
Portrait of the artist, Paul Litterick
“Dandyism is above all the burning need to make oneself an original, contained within the outer limits of propriety. It is a kind of self-worship… It is the pleasure of surprising others and the prideful satisfaction of never being surprised.”
Latest posts:
The Fundy Post
- The Mayor is in the house
- A club of two halves
- The strangeness of Comfort
- News from Northwich
- Potatohead
- It seemed like a good idea at the time
- Down with this sort of thing
- When Art Historians attack
- Another reason to avoid Britain
- Small surge in Napier; not many hurt
Eggs Benedict and Two Flat Whites
On Kiwiology since: September 17th, 2007Latest posts:
eggs benedict and two flat whites
- Vote for us!
- Gobsmacked.
- Bitching about the IRD
- Why Webstock rocks
- Online Booking at SkyCity Cinemas ... FAIL
- You just have to love them
- Great idea, shame about the execution
- Cheap flights to Australia
- text madness
- Why it's cool
MiramarMike
On Kiwiology since: September 17th, 2007This blog is used to both link websites d’jour and get the things that intrique/bother me out of my head.
Latest posts:
Mike Riversdale
- Wellywood Sign, Meh, Time To Get The Pillars of Argonath [Updated]
- FINALLY! Give-way Rules Set To Change
- Pure Gold! "Lalalalala laaaaaa laaaaa laaaa" [video]
- A Few Places Available For Breathing Space: Anger Workshop, March 10th
- Happy St David's Day AND Happy Birthday Liz
- Getting Phill & Phil's Perfect Ten Over To Wellington, NZ [Updated]
- The Miramar Track Project + Cinema Workings
- Changing My Google Profile
- This Is Brilliant - A (Concept) GPS Flashlight That Guides You Around
- Confusing Response - What Do You Thing It's Saying?
Noizyland
On Kiwiology since: September 16th, 2007New Zealand Music and other stuff that takes my fancy.
Latest posts:
noizyblog
- My Bloody Valentine - Soon
- Cornelius - Gum
- Happy Mondays - Kinky Afro
- Outstanding Moment in a Live Broadcast
- NZ Albums of 2006
- Get out of my dreams, get into my car
- Who paid for the air?!
- Hat held captive by the real RDU
- Toni Marsh - naughty weather girl
- Rumsfeld: all class on the podium
Wellingtonista
On Kiwiology since: September 13th, 2007The Wellingtonista was formed at the start of 2005. The underlying mission of the blog is to promote and write about the many interesting aspects of our wonderful city, from places to get drunk, things to go and see, events to participate in, bands to listen to, places to get drunk, plays to watch, comments on local news, restaurants to eat in, and, sometimes, places to get drunk.
Latest posts:
the wellingtonista - a blog about wellington, new zealand
- Wellywood Sign Generator
- The new issue dividing our capital
- Hooray for Wellywood
- revolution (for dummies)
- Modernista
- Free Pompeii (for Wellingtonians)
- Get your Craft On
- Jam on! Jam off!
- Nice day for a (protest) picnic
- Ignite Wellington
Robert De Niro’s Waiting
On Kiwiology since: November 30th, 1999A mashup of hot goss and ripping social commentary from the sisters Ah.
Latest posts:
Robert De Niro's Waiting
