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The weekend’s top 30 rating items on Scoop were...
George Bush and John Bolton have a symbiotic relationship. They need each other to nail shut the coffin of the United
Nations, to make the world safe for US domination.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade has confirmed that a New Zealand citizen was killed by a shark while swimming
off a beach on Malekula Island in northern Vanuatu yesterday afternoon.
Senior United Nations human rights experts today deeply regretted the United States Government's failure so far to allow
them to visit detainees in Iraq, Afghanistan or Guantanamo Bay naval base following information "from reliable sources"
...
Contemporary discussions on Nepal’s existential crisis lack a serious dimension: the possibility of the country’s
absorption into the Indian union. The options here range from the transformation of Nepal into an autonomous region of
India to gaining ...
In a bold attempt to flush out the National Party’s tax cut agenda in 2004, Progressive Party MP Matt Robson issued a
press release entitled 'National wants both tax cuts for rich & more military spending'.
Over four years ago, more than four months prior to the September 11 terrorist attacks, in April 2001, a long-term FBI
informant/asset who had been providing the bureau with information since 1990, provided two FBI agents and a translator
with specific ...
(Chicago) – Iraqi labor leaders Falah Awan and Amjad Ali Aljawhry spoke about the current state of Iraq and the
challenges Iraqi workers face with an outdated labor code.
The reflexive forgiveness of Telecom over this week's big jumbo outage has obscured some salient points. Although both
cable breaks were to the north of Wellington, many people in the city were unable to send emails across town...
Drive the moneylenders and pokie machines out of our community.
I’m given to understand that all the jokes about marsh gas, Parliament and global warming were used up last century.
Certainly, experts have suggested that the rate at which we are discovering new Kyoto-related comedy had been exceeded
by the rate ...
A new tool on North Shore City Council's website allows people to search cemetery records and find information about
their family and friends.
One of the least-discussed provisions in the Bush energy bill that has passed the House and is now fast-tracked in the
Senate is PUHCA repeal. "Pooka repeal," you say, "what's that?"
“It is about time the Government woke up to the approaching energy crisis” stated Tariana Turia today.
With the revelation of the secret Downing Street Minutes, which exposed the fact that George Bush and Tony Blair had
decided to invade Iraq in April of 2002, a heated debate has blown through media, congressional and activist circles.
This week: 1. A black day for property rights everywhere 2. RMA reforms a lane-change, not a U-turn 3. Morally-blind
cricketers head to Zimbabwe
The New Zealand Rugby Union (NZRU) and adidas' Stand in Black promotion hit the rails with the unveiling of Auckland
bound rail carriages decked out in images from the campaign.
Dana Milbank's snotty attack on critics of White House behavior as revealed in the Downing Street memos illuminates a
carefully concealed truth about the media: its definition of objectivity stops at the edge of anything left of center.
Standard ...
Montreal, 4 June 2005 (Report from Lim Li Ching and Lim Li Lin - Third World Network) –
The revelation that W. Mark Felt, the 91-year-old former FBI deputy director, was "Deep Throat" ended a mystery that had
lasted for more than thirty years. Felt's admission, in a recent issue of Vanity Fair magazine, brought out the Nixon
remnants, ...
Americans, along with the rest of the world, are starting to wake up to the uncomfortable fact that President George
Bush not only lied to them about the weapons of mass destruction in Iraq (the ostensible excuse for the March 2003
invasion and occupation of that ...
After an arduous journey, the late and beloved Authentic Journalist Gary Webb's magnum opus, his "Dark Alliance" series
on U.S.-sponsored narco-trafficking, finally finds a new on-line home. Narco News will, starting today, publish the full
text of Dark ...
Kevin List's Week Of It Is In - Trade Union Head Warns Workers Against Voting National - Health Ministry Says No More
Influenza B Related Deaths Reported - Economic Activity Increases Due To Lift In Internal Demand - Scoop Report:
Australia's Deputy PM Resigns ...
1. Expatriate New Zealanders—Return to New Zealand 2. Child Poverty—Government Action 3. Land—Public Access 4. Aotea
(Great Barrier) Marine Reserve—Application Process 5. Land—Public Access 6. Water Quality—Lowland Rivers and Streams 7.
Health—Future ...
The Society for the Promotion of Community Standards challenges Dr Bob Brockie, science columnist for the Dominion Post,
to a public debate with a leading creation scientist, Dr Jonathan Sarfati.
A decision to play cricket must not prevent protest about human rights abuses in Zimbabwe, Amnesty International said
today.
This week Newman Online looks at the Labour Government’s feminist agenda and how it is undermining the New Zealand
family.
“The CTU will be sounding a serious warning to working people about what they could expect from a National Government,”
Council of Trade Unions president Ross Wilson said today.
A special visitor to Dunedin next week will make a heart-felt plea to parents to have their children immunised against
Meningococcal B.
“Hot on the heels of Maori success in golf, rugby, rugby sevens, women’s rugby, netball, and business; we have the
Government moving to undermine Maori by using race as the basis for decision-making” stated Tariana Turia, co-leader of
the Maori ...
Elle Macpherson Intimates continues to challenge perceptions of the word “intimate” with a third evocative and
leading-edge advertising campaign shot in New York in late April.
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