This one's for Keith:

Tomorrow's Jitterati:

I wish the Herald had the ability to stand back and see just how petty and sanctimonious these articles make them look. The Establishment must be respected! Young women must know their place! Don't forget... a man died! No wonder the Daily Mail jumped on this story - it's pitched right at their level.

It’s Propaganda 101 – divide, dehumanise, divert. Grant Buist actually did a cartoon on that in the latest Capital Times.

Sure did!

Expat cartoonist Roger Langridge hosts Hodgson's astonishing '80s Listener serial Shafts of Strife here. Imagine them being brave enough to print something like that now.

From memory, you'll find Brockie's cartoon of Waring being burned at the stake in the 1984 Qantas Press Awards book. I'll nip out to Wgtn library and scan it for you... all of Christchurch's copies appear to be in storage.