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Let The Sunshine In
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Philippines National Development: The Prospect Of An Engaged Middle Class
More fundamental structural change of the country’s political system is needed to achieve broad-based prosperity over the long term.
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Kona Low Storms Showed Oʻahu Isn’t Ready For A Hurricane
A truly destructive cyclone could threaten countless lives and disable Honolulu Harbor. Let’s prepare now.
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See Who’s Getting, And Giving, Millions In Campaign Funds This Year
Hawaiʻi’s political newcomers are raking in the cash, while lobbyists and labor unions top the list of donors.
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Does The Hawaiʻi AG Have The Will Or Ability To Finish What She Started?
Managing civil litigation and negotiating settlements takes one set of skills. Successfully prosecuting a sweeping criminal corruption case takes another.
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It’s Time For Hawaiʻi’s Elders To Let Go
We need to rebuild the expectation that leadership includes succession.
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Grassroot Institute Aims To Keep Growing Its Political Influence
Now in its 25th year, the nonprofit policy research organization wants to play a larger role in influencing state and county governance.
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The Sunshine Blog: You’ll Never Believe Who’s (Finally) Riding The Rail
Short takes, outtakes, our takes and other stuff you should know about public information, government accountability and ethical leadership in Hawai‘i.
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Pay Attention To Your Neighbor. It Could Save Their Life
A simple text message, a quick phone call or a brief conversation with a neighbor might be an act of public safety.