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STORY OF THE WEEK: Week Ending 27th August

By: The Scoop Editor
Published: Sun 29 Aug 2004 12:23 PM
STORY OF THE WEEK: Week Ending 27th August
The Day Of Destiny (2)


Peter Dunne's Dates With Destiny – Scoop Investigates
Peter Dunne's Dates With Destiny - Noticeably absent from the 'Enough is Enough' rally on Monday were any of Peter Dunne's flock of United Future MP's, particularly the more evangelically inclined. Kevin List investigates. See... Destiny's Dealings With The Party Of Common Sense


CTU Backs Civil Unions Bill - Unions are standing up against the misinformation and prejudice of those who deny basic human rights to others solely because of their sexual orientation, Council of Trade Unions secretary Carol Beaumont told MPs today. See... Unions Back Civil Rights Bills
MORE:
- Public Address 25/08 - The Meat Raffle Of Destiny
See also earlier… STORY OF THE WEEK: The Day Of Destiny
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