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So here’s an interview with Sue B about what she sees as the causes behind the so-called ‘youth gang problem’ in South Auckland. (mp3, 1.2MB, 7:00 mins).
Sue also put out a media release with Rev Mua Strickson-Pua, ahead of him representing the Greens at a meeting on the gang situation organised by the Mangere East […]

Here’s an interview (0.8MB, 4:30 min) with Rod about the Chief Electoral Officer’s judgement on the Exclusive Brethren’s ‘Beware’ leaflet.

Our campaign audioblog series may be over, but we thought we’d continue to do the odd interview.
So here’s an interview with Sue B about her experience at the CTU conference a couple of days ago. (mp3, 0.6MB, 3.40 mins).
And for those who read my initial post yesterday but haven’t seen the comment I added this […]

Today’s eighth and final audioblog (mp3, 0.5MB, 4.25mins) is Mike talking about voting for the future.

Today’s seventh audioblog (mp3, 0.9MB, 7.25mins) is Keith talking about Auckland’s public transport system, voting Green to keep out Brash, and the race in Epsom.

So, who has won the Internet war? Well, we asked internet monitoring company Hitwise to do an analysis of the ‘market share’ that each party got of political website visits yesterday. We did yesterday because Internet traffic spikes as the election gets close. The results are heartening.
The Greens’ site got around 12,000 unique visits […]

Today’s sixth audioblog (mp3, 0.4MB, 3.04mins) is Sue K speaking from Manners Mall in central Wellington, where she is doing some last-minute campaigning.

Today’s fifth audioblog (mp3, 0.6MB, 5.21mins) is Metiria talking about Maori lawyers, drinking in moderation and not knowing what on earth is going to happen tomorrow.

Today’s fourth audioblog (mp3, 0.5MB, 4.07mins) is Jeanette talking about last-minute campaiging in the Coromandel rain, the lack of policy debate in modern elections, and the Greens’ prospects tomorrow night.

Today’s third audioblog (mp3, 0.6MB, 4.42mins) is Nandor talking about scooters, students, and the mood of the nation.