investigative writing by some of the country’s very best investigators… (such as Owen Wilkes. See my obituary of him in Watchdog 109, August 2005, which can be read online at http://www.converge.org.

the Loop and those wanting to retain its character, with some development. She won a major court case against the local hotel, which wanted to impose a major expansion on the neighbourhood. She was a

exciting year for him that he decided that he needed a good long lie down. So he retired and, that same year, moved to the Riccarton flat where he lived out the rest of his life (never spending a night

targeting Johnny Depp's character directly; in Saskatchewan, the company is the classic "faceless" enemy, fronted by lawyers. In Japan all the locals have the same reason to hope the hero wins, even if

Jordan Williams, is one of the very unpleasant characters involved (see “Dirty Politics” for relevant information, op. cit.). Given recent revelations, several former members of the VRWC have scrambled

including the CAFCA committee, to the best of his abilities. Once Met, Never Forgotten Inevitably, somebody like Reg gets described as a “character”. In his case, that’s like saying the Pope’

a showdown between an aggressive corporation with good public relations and Nelson and Judith Bell, other characters in this sad drama, with all sorts of murky motives, had no incentive to respect a husband

resources to cut costs and enable unions to work together better. As in the public arena, she was not afraid to call out union leaders when she thought they were working against the interests of the

Harold gave Owen a character reference when he was later on trial in Sweden, on much more serious charges). The best way to refresh your memory about these turbulent years is to view Vanguard Films’

Not good enough apparently, it still wants more. Rio Tinto won the 2011 Roger Award for the Worst Transnational Corporation Operating In Aotearoa/New Zealand (and was runner up in both 2009 and 08).