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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.
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 ...
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 ...
It clearly hasn't taken long for Winston Peters to reach the bottom of his barrel of inappropriate Iraqis in our midst.
His new target is a legitimate refugee - and by his own account, a whistleblower who fled the regime in fear of his
life...
Progressive Democrats of America Make National Call of Support for Congressional Letter Demanding Investigation of
British Intelligence Leak on Iraq Invasion Strategy
Winston Peters' rise in the polls is adding to the instability the Maori Party has caused for Labour. Labour's support
is beginning to erode as the scandals pile up and more incompetence is exposed. Don Brash is sticking to the strategy of
pushing ...
Even as Tim Russert solemnly announced on Meet the Press Sunday that the "Number three man" in the entire Al-Qaeda
network was now under lock and key, the world edition of The Sunday Times quoted European intelligence as saying that
Abu Faraj al-Libbi ...
The liberal bias of the media was evident in its response to the news of Richard Prebble’s adulterous relationship and
his desertion of his wife.
Rt Hon Winston Peters says New Zealanders will be alarmed to learn that a New Zealand lawyer has just set off a train of
refugee appeals similar to the Ahmed Zaoui case.
Are You Undesirable? Take Our Quiz! - 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 ...
Evans J.R. Revere, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs Remarks to the Baltimore
Council on Foreign Affairs Baltimore, Maryland May 3, 2005
The Bush Administration's lies about its rationales for attacking Iraq fit a pattern of deceit that has dragged America
into at least three other unjust and catastrophic wars.
“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 ...
Israeli soldiers near Bethlehem shot and wounded a Palestinian youngster for refusing to inform on friends who had
thrown stones at them, Israeli media sources reported.
DEPUTY SECRETARY ZOELLICK: Well thank you all for coming. I am Bob Zoellick, the Deputy Secretary of State and this is
the fourth country that I've visited on a trip throughout Southeast Asia. I've been to Thailand, the Philippines, and
Vietnam over ...
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 ...
National Party Education spokesman Bill English says the mess at Te Wananga o Aotearoa is entirely of Labour's making.
The Minster of Education today approved an urgent $20 million loan to help meet the wananga's immediate financial needs.
I have seen the future of television, and it is PSP. I'm not talking about just the technical feasibility of
broadcasting to, and receiving input from, a handheld device like Sony's Play Station Portable, but about programme
content itself.
Christian Heritage NZ announced today the appointment of a new deputy leader. Derek Blight of Hokitika has been
appointed to the position with the full support of the CHNZ Board. Mr Blight has extensive experience in education and
more recently in ...
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 ...
"Amnesty International has revealed that several immediate family members of Iranian refugees who have been held in
Baxter for years, are amongst those arrested and injured during ethnic clashes in the southern province of Khuzestan,"
WA Refugee group Project ...
Helen Clark must give a full and truthful account of her actions in relation to the defamatory Sunday Star Times story
on former Police Commissioner Peter Doone, says National Party Leader Don Brash.
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 ...
Resolved, that George Walker Bush, President of the United States, is impeached for high crimes and misdemeanors, and
the following articles be exhibited to the Senate:
Winston Peters scored a king hit. (Damn). Labour had a bad week. While the economy roars along, there are signs that the
export sector is struggling as forward hedges end. Inflation and union militancy continue.
Career diplomat Caroline Forsyth has been appointed Deputy Secretary at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, MFAT
CEO Simon Murdoch announced today.
SENIOR and widely-respected journalist Rae Lamb is to take up a new position as deputy Health and Disability
Commissioner with special responsibility for complaints resolution, Health Minister Annette King announced today.
The Overseas Investment Bill, reported back from Select Committee today, won't stop the wholesale sell-off of New
Zealand's land and businesses and won't help Kiwis wanting to buy their first homes, the Greens say.
The collapse of a rail bridge while a train was crossing on the Napier-Gisborne line this morning can be squarely blamed
on years of neglect following the privatisation of the rail system, said Rail and Maritime Union general secretary Wayne
Butson.
Vigilantes for rural crime? Now that’s a proposition to stress the justice establishment in their security-alarmed
apartment buildings and manicured suburbs. But some farmers must be considering it, given the judge’s decision to acquit
Northland farmer Paul ...
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