Every weekday I send out a few links I'm interested in to my followers on twitter. You can sign up to follow them on Twitter here. I'll also compile them and publish them every day on our site for those who can't or won't use Twitter. It also puts them into our database so I can find them again. Twitter appears not to have a memory... There's no narrative or background. Just a series of un-related links. I'll keep updating through the day. Fiji's one last hope, Fiji Water, gets an absolute hammering in this Mother Jones piece Cactus Kate tees off again on Mark Weldon. She creates a Weldon Index that shows how overpaid he is. Here's TechCrunch on why the 'news bundle' is dead and online aggregators are not the devil Our unscientific opt-in poll of interest.co.nz readers found most wanted no greenhouse emission cuts NZ services sector expands for first time since March 2008; looks like housing-led green shoots 307 people receive more than NZ$1,000 a week in benefits = at least NZ$16 mln, says the NZHerald Stephen Mayne has a real crack at the Big 4 Aussie banks in the SMH. Wants regulatory intervention. Kiwi businesses weather the recession "“ MYOB Business Monitor And for balance, here's Peter Gluckman on climate change. Well worth reading. HT Russell Brown The golden oldies are wrong. Why housing is much less affordable now than in 1975 and 1987 An eye opening piece on why we can't rely on videos or photos for the truth in a Photoshop world Fisher and Paykel CEO John Bongard to step down due to worsening prostate cancer I reckon home buyers should assume mortgage rates hit 10% at some stage and average 8% over time. Here's why.
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