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Cartoon depicts a super yacht labeled 'Wealthy' with a white male owner shouting to swimmers wearing life belts "Tax cuts for everyone with a big boat"
Cartoon depicts a mass of large automobiles rushes down a new multi-lane motorway towards a huge fire passing under a sign reading 'Highway Hell' a bystander in hi-vis and helmet comments "It's a much faster smoother ride once we paved it with good intentions" refers to completion of Transmission Gully route near Wellington New Zealand
Cartoon depicts airport departures desks with queues of passengers departing New Zealand under screens labelled 'Anywhere But Here' 'Higher Wages' 'Cheaper Housing' 'Lower Costs' 'NZ govet promo tour' a passenger comments "Back to normal, eh?"
Shane Jones in concert blowing a specially adapted whistle with a magazine and telescopic sights while onlooker Labour minister of immigration Ian Lees-Galloway comments “Oh no he has a semi-automatic dog-whistle” - “without a silencer” comments a stage-hand.
Cartoon depicts Shane Jones shooting holes in a target marked 'Coalition Cred' "Ooops bullseye"
Cartoon depicts coalition tensions as light rail wagons of Labour & NZFirst being bumped and nudged forward by the Greens party towards a clean green future.
Opposition leader Simon Bridges - having already abandoned ship - calls to the Coalition crew " Hey Government - why haven't you turned the ship around already?"
In a bathouse scene, an armed white supremacist sits in a spa labelled 'white supremacy' while naked white people leap away in alarm towards spas labelled 'bigotry' and multi-cultural society' in which a friendly muslim man enquires "Too Hot? Come on in - the water is fine."
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White supremacists exposed: unattractive features revealed in hasty exit.
Politics cartoon p.13 "Too hot? Come on in - the water is fine."
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1915 - NZ Listener Apr 6-12 2019
Cartoon depicts A Dog's Show with Government failing to herd farmers into the emissions trading scheme
"The 'Intellectual' - a serial killer sits in his basement composing his murderous manifesto on his computer and thinks to himself 'I am so smart' but his head is an automatic assault rifle with the words 'White Supremacy' scrawled on the side.
Listener Publication/Scheduled Issue 1934 - NZ Listener Aug 17-23 2019
'Western lifestyle here' says the sign above the dumpster labelled 'Screw The Planet' as a man stuffs in stinky plastic bags labelled C02 N2O CH4.
Title 'Could all fanatics be marooned on a remote island and fight each other to the death?' Scene shows a rocky desert island infested with extremists of all types fighting and killing each other with bombs guns hand-to-hand as sharks circle around bodies floating past signs which read 'Extremist Deathmatch Island 'No Wifi' 'No Social Media'.
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1919 - NZ Listener May 4-10 2019
"It's ridiculous to ban set-netting just to save a few midget dolphins" says captain of a fishing boat on the edge of a giant waterfall at the end of the world marked 'Anthropocene Mass-Extinction'.
Publication/Scheduled Issue 1927 - NZ Listener Jun 29-Jul 5 2019
"We helped the farmers drive away, but now we've just dug ourselves in deeper" says James Shaw of the NZGreen Party to Winston Peters ( NZFirst) and Jacinda Ardern PM ( NZLabour ) of a digger they are driving into a deep hole labelled 'Carbon' as the global warming tide comes in.
A labour party official says to a sexual assault compainant "Speak to our complaints officer" as he indicates an ostrich with it's head in a hole.
Two pedestrians crossing tracks in front of a speeding train are nearly struck - while the train is labelled 'Climate Crisis'.
Cartoon depicts a huge cloud of Chickens Coming Home To Roost on the heads of New Zealand politicians.
A flaming boomerang labelled 'Weak Environmental Policies, returns to pursue thrower Australian prime minister Scott Morrison followed by a giant bush fire firestorm.
Cartoon depicts huge bags of profits taken by ANZ bank and others "Proper regulation? That's it we're outta here -we're shooting through right now - so long hooroo ya gonna miss us er can you help me with this bag?
Cartoon depicts Labour Party leader and Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern driving a coalition car full of press asking superficial questions.
"Oh great - now we'll have to return in 300 years to express regret" says on one alien to another as they look at the humans they have accidentally ray-gunned...cartoon,.aliens,explorartion,.race,.relations,.
At Ihumatao in Auckland a Fletchers Construction digger driver unearths a load of historical injustices including an old cannon and protest signs - "What do you want to do?" he asks of his supervisor - 'the Government' - who replies "Can't we just bury it all again?"
70% of the public tug at their government to pull it away from the flames of environmental disaster looming behind him.
"The 'Intellectual' - a serial killer sits in his basement composing his murderous manifesto on his computer and thinks to himself 'I am so smart' but his head is an automatic assault rifle with the words 'White Supremacy' scrawled on the side.
"Get ready to escape the racist system" shouts minister Kelvin Davis holding a rope of knotted sheets towards inmates of a prison behind multiple barrier walls marked with graffitied with labels 'Historical barriers to Maori progress - systemic poverty -inequality - discrimination - lack of education -health - high maori imprisonment rate.'
Cartoon depicts a street prophet of doom with a placard 'The End Is Nigh' asking "Hey - where did everyone go?"
He Waka Eke Noa - we are all in this together - *2 metres apart - a Maori canoe labelled Aotearoa -New Zealand - with rowers seated some distance apart.
Cartoon depicts NZFirst party leader Winston Peters viewing a man in a lake offering a cheque for $14-999 "Oh look it's the mysterious powerful and anonymous "Donor of the Lake' carefully staying out of a view"
"We'll have the Covid-19 mega stimulus pack with a McFlurry of activity fries and extra toilet rolls" says Grant Robertson to the drive-through medical testing station - Jacinda Ardern sits beside him with Winston Peters and James Shaw in the passenger seats.
"There's a deadly new virus on the planet" says one person "No kidding" says another from a planet infested by jet passenger airliners swarming all over it in a manner akin to flies feeding on rotten fruit.
"Stop - this is torture!" claims a politician tied to a rack as he is educated about climate change science and a waiter from Bellamy's restaurant reminding him of a forestry scandal.
"How would you like your change - hopey - transformative or disastrous?" asks a scientist of New Zealand government politicians Winston Peters - Jacinda Ardern - James Shaw standing before a large computer labelled 'Climate Change Modeling - with settings 'not cool' 'toasty' 'flames' and 'inferno'.
Cartoon show double-cab ute driving off a cliff breaking a barrier labelled carbon limits with driver saying "Bugger - the planet!"
Cartoon depicts a ghostly ‘Dragon and Taniwha’ The bone carver inspired by Scandinavian and Maori muses - Owen Mapp.
Title: 'Parade of Generations' - a parade of vehicles with a tank marked 'World Wars Generation' driven by a veteran - followed by a noisy party bus marked 'Baby Boomer Bus - followed by a clean up truck marked 'Gen x'.
Cartoon depicts prime minister John Key at a signing ceremony similar to Waitangi treaty. He is performing a challenge with a 'For Sale' sign while wearing a fern loin cloth. TPPA document is being signed in the background. Bill English comments "It's an authentic greeting from kiwi business".
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"This was the only music we could get the rights to use" notes a sound engineer at a Trump rally while 'Send in the clowns' plays to the crowd.
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"In 1980 denialists reached all the way to here" notes a male hiker to a female tramper both standing in a mountain valley where a glacier has retreated to one small remainder.
"It's impossible to measure poverty" says a man with his hands over his eyes holding a 'too hard' basket while surrounded with various kinds of measures.
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