Tremain, Garrick, 1941- :An Elegy to Espionage. Otago Daily Times, 26 November 2004.
Reference Number: DX-022-125
The main part of this cartoon is a five stanza poem about espionage. To the picture's left an innocent-looking journalist who is eating his lunch, is surrounded by four sinister-looking spies. Refers to allegations of improper practice by the Security Intelligence Service that surfaced in the Sunday Star-Times. Editor Cate Brett refused to reveal the source of the paper's article on the bugging of important figures in the Maori Party.
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Tremain, Garrick, 1941- :An Elegy to Espionage. Otago Daily Times, 26 November 2004., Reference Number DX-022-125 (1 digitised items)
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