New Zealand Listener

From the Listener archive: Columnists

September 1-7 2007 Vol 210 No 3512

• Editorial Buying into it
  We don’t need a taxpayer-funded Buy Kiwi-Made campaign.

• Politics In full flight by Jane Clifton
  How a simple little error can blow up into a major international spat.

• Going begging by Gareth Morgan
  Foreign aid will not lead Malawians to a productive and prosperous future.

• Ecologic And now: green sex
  Want some eco-friendly action?

• Inbox Outfoxed by David Hill
  The quick brown fox almost jumped over the lazy cat, and proved photographically elusive.

• Business The green light by David W Young
  The fight for the environmental dollar is hotting up.

• Wide Area News A fraction too much friction by Russell Brown
  It took an American student to show us why Wikipedia should never be taken as gospel.

• Sport Wishing and hoping by Paul Lewis
  A 10-point starter for the Rugby World Cup.

• Travel Lucky charms by Graham Simmons
  You need to keep your wits about you in the market when all that’s on sale is good luck.

• The Black Page Have your cake by Joanne Black
  When Invercargill calls, who can resist the chance for a visit?

• Food Tres cheek by Martin Bosley
  Shanks and oxtails are well-known meat cuts that are ideal for slow cooking, but have you ever heard of beef cheeks?