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Labour approved a discussion paper that proposed legalising brother-sister sex for over-20-year-olds, according to
official documents released today by National’s Law and Order spokesman, Tony Ryall.
“What does living in Lala land mean?” This question is put to me this week by a friend from India. I answer with a
string of expressions: It means you are away with the fairies. Out of your tree. You don’t have your feet on the ground.
You are out ...
Amid growing concerns about the laxity of New Zealand's immigration controls, many readers may be concerned that they
are not the kind of person Winston Peters wants in our country. So we've compiled this helpful quiz to see if you've
slipped under ...
Unfortunately, the mainstream media in the United States was too busy with wall-to-wall coverage of a "runaway bride" to
cover a bombshell report out of the British newspapers. The London Times reports that the British government and the
United States government ...
Christchurch will be joining with over 200 cities to protest cannabis prohibition and celebrate International J Day and
the Million Marijuana March this Saturday 7 May 2005 from 12.00pm - 4.20pm. All are welcome.
In This Edition: Hide Blasts Insensitive Un-PC Politicians For Nazi References Winston Peters And His Excellent Sources
Excellent Sources But Poor Tabling Skills Peters And Robson Have Very Short Robust Debate The Tamihere Star-Times
More than three years after the 9.11 attack, intrigue continues to swirl concerning knowledge of the terrorist hijackers
movements, activities, and associates while in the U.S. preparing the assault.
The top-level government memo marked "SECRET AND STRICTLY PERSONAL," dated eight months before Bush sent us into Iraq,
following a closed meeting with the President, reads, "Military action was now seen as inevitable. Bush wanted to remove
Saddam ...
While the controversy in England about the advice of the Attorney General on the legality of the Iraq war rages on and
fuels requests for its publication in full, in America, George W. Bush is luckier and has survived the Valerie Plame
issue, WMD’s, ...
Remarks at a Press Roundtable in Thailand Robert Zoellick, Deputy Secretary of State U.S. Ambassador's Residence
Bangkok, Thailand May 4, 2005
Progressive Democrats of America Make National Call of Support for Congressional Letter Demanding Investigation of
British Intelligence Leak on Iraq Invasion Strategy
To acknowledge all mothers' hard work and caring, Statistics New Zealand would like to celebrate Mother's Day on Sunday,
8 May with some facts about new mothers in 2004.
International J Day will this year be celebrated in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin, plus 200 cities in
37 countries around the world.
Recent polling data shows that most Americans think their press is the freest in the world - indeed, some believe it is
too free. But according to a new report by Freedom House, a highly respected civil liberties advocacy group, the US is
among ...
Britain's Prime Minister Tony Blair has won an historic third election for Labour albeit with a reduced majority in the
House down from a 161 seat majority in 2001 to a 66 seat lead at close of polls today.
National Party Leader Don Brash says the victory of Tony Blair's Labour Government in Britain, by a greatly reduced
majority, is bad news for New Zealand's Labour Party.
Tonight at 7pm on Prime, Paul Holmes speaks exclusively with Schapelle Corby’s mother and close friends.
PETER NORTH calculates how long the world’s energy supplies can continue to support the existing pattern of 2% pa
increase in energy consumption. The figures suggest increasing energy consumption is unlikely to be sustainable for much
longer.
ANZ National Bank collective agreement discussions broke down today following the bank making no movement on its offer
and then walking out on negotiations. The eight ANZ and National bank staff who have been negotiating the collective
employment agreement ...
Robert B. Zoellick, Deputy Secretary of State; U.S. Ambassador to the Philippines Francis Ricciardone; Executive
Secretary to the President of the Philippines Eduardo Ermita Malacanang Palace Manila, The Philippines May 5, 2005
Tourism New Zealand's http:// http://www.newzealand.com site has been awarded the internet world's version of an Oscar –
a 'Webby'
Amit Tripuraneni creates a surrealistic theme by drawing the viewer into a tight world of strong central characters who
each live cocooned within layers of secrets entwined, inter-related somehow by the assassination of a prominent
political figure ...
Education Minister Trevor Mallard announced today that he had initiated two holding actions following advice that Te
Wananga O Aotearoa is on the brink of insolvency, and will be unable to meet its financial commitments over the next
fortnight, including ...
LEAD STORY: Are You Undesirable? Take Our Quiz! - Governance Or Admin? Benson-Pope Hauls Fishermen Back To Port - New
Zealand Qualifications Authority Chairperson Resigns - British PM Tony Blair Wins Third-Term Victory - Kevin List: Nazis & Winston Peters ...
NEW ZEALAND CINEMA INDUSTRY HEATS UP WITH PREMIERE OF STAR WARS EPISODE 3: Revenge of the Sith
In 1999 Helen Clark's Labour Party went to the country with a 'pledge card' promising among other things no new taxes to
the 95 per cent of people who earned less than $60,000 per annum.
Rural Women New Zealand is concerned that the axing of 19 regional representatives jobs at the Correspondence School
will further isolate the school’s traditional rural students and their parents.
1. Paid Parental Leave—Changes 2. Police—Former Commissioner 3. Prisoners—Complaints Process 4. Seabirds—Fishing
Industry 5. Families Commission—Former Chief Executive 6. Immigration Minister—Confidence 7. Immigration—Security
Intelligence Service 8. ...
Wellington's Libz on Campus President is astounded at the sacking of a Massey Wellington lecturer because he was
offering private tutoring, and is outraged at the actions of Massey Wellington Students' Association (MAWSA) in getting
this lecturer sacked. ...
National Party Finance spokesman John Key says Labour's carbon tax is being described as an 'experiment' by the
influential English newspaper The Guardian.