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Memorial Feature On David Lange: Selwyn Manning reflects back on what this remarkable New Zealander meant to the people
of south Auckland, what difference he made to NZ, and what it was like to be in his presence.
That is the conclusion of researchers in the Reykjavik Eye Study who have followed the health and diet of a group of
over 55 year olds for a period of five years. The study examined the progression of age-related eye disease in Iceland
and was mainly ...
The creators of keepleftnz have vowed to stand firm in the face of attacks over its most recent video - called
“deceitful” and “dishonest” - and after its challenge to political newsletter Molesworth and Featherston was met with a
defensive, high-profile ...
Satire: I'm planning on getting married. That's, if she says yes. At the moment, the woman in question, her name's New
Zealand ("Enzed" for short), says she's 38.5% sure she likes me.
Former Prime Minister David Lange died at 10pm last night at Middlemore Hospital in south Auckland. His brother Peter
and son Roy were at his side. David Lange had been in hospital receiving dialysis after his kidneys had failed due to
complications ...
Coalition blues lie ahead unless United Future is the main support for the next government, United Future leader Peter
Dunne told Rotary Club of Wellington members this afternoon.
Small children howled as my car sprayed them with gravel on its headlong, desperate dash to Christchurch Airport. Their
mothers held them tight, faces frozen in in rictuses of fear, and burly rugby players blanched and sobbed like silly
little girls...
Kevin List's A Week Of It this week... Media Freedom Fighter Flees From Foreign Ownership Question - TV3 News Boss Takes
Issue With Head Office Statement - Party Brimming With Compassionate Conservatives Releases Tough Immigration Policy
Released - Advertising ...
The economist . . . keeps the motivations of human beings pure, simple and hard-headed, and not messed up by such things
as goodwill or moral sentiments... [T]here is ... something quite extraordinary in the fact that economics has in fact
evolved in this ...
MetService meteorologists report that it now looks as though New Zealand has gone through the coldest part of the year.
Scoop Audio: Sunday, Radio Live’s media pack host Matt Mollgaard and Scoop’s Selwyn Manning discussed the passing of
former New Zealand prime minister, David Lange’s passing and the legacy that he has left.
Prime Minister Helen Clark today paid tribute to Rt Hon David Lange, who passed away last evening.
The incomparable Raw Story website is publishing a letter it acquired on Tuesday, Aug 9, from 16 Democratic
Representatives (whose number has now burgeoned to 38) urging George Bush to meet with Cindy Sheehan, whose son, Casey,
was slain in Iraq ...
A rare set of Day Gecko twins and a third baby Gecko are the latest native births at Wellington Zoo.
The election campaign has started. Brash has stumbled. The Greens go from extreme to preferred and National's hopes now
ride on their tax policy.
It is fitting that the nation mourns the passing of a truly great New Zealander.
14 August 2005 The Maori Party today acknowledges the momentous contribution Right Honourable David Lange gave to this
country, and mourns the loss of a great leader. “We were greatly saddened by the passing of former Prime Minister and
distinguished ...
David Lange led New Zealand during one of its most turbulent periods of economic and social change. He had a unique
combination of wit, intelligence and warmth which marked him apart from other political leaders, says Rt Hon Winston
Peters.
Approving and marketing lethal drugs, while concealing the results of studies that reveal deadly side affects, should be
a jailable offense. This conduct is not due to mistakes, it is representative of by now an all too familiar pattern of
criminal ...
Is it possible to recognise the equally legitimate, often contradictory, claims of indigenous peoples and their
colonisers?
New Zealand First Leader Rt Hon Winston Peters has welcomed the Police Commissioner Rob Robinson’s validation that
there are a number of people currently living in New Zealand with sympathies for overseas terrorist organisations.
News that fisheries officers are being told to stop enforcement north of Tolaga Bay on the East Coast should come as no
surprise to Labour.
TrustPower's new Deep Stream enhancement of its Waipori power scheme will be providing power for 3,100 homes by Winter
2007.
Destiny New Zealand has been involved in an ongoing battle with TVNZ’s Marae programme to be included in the live
debates that it has been running profiling candidates standing in the respective Maori electorates.
“Poverty is the new apartheid,” The Archbishop of Capetown, The Most Rev. Njongonkulu Ndungane, told parishioners at St
Matthew-in-the-City in central Auckland on Sunday.
The National Party's Maori Affairs spokesman Gerry Brownlee should stick to eating fish and chips because his knowledge
of important fisheries issues is otherwise nil, says Fisheries Minister David Benson-Pope.
National Party Finance spokesman John Key says a growing majority of business leaders are coming to understand how much
damage Labour's 'tax and spend policies' are doing to our economy.
The Head Demons at Hell Pizza think that might be the case. Hell’s latest billboard featuring President Bush and the
words “Hell – Too good for some evil bastards” have caused quite a stir internationally over the last two weeks.
National Party Leader Don Brash this morning paid tribute to former Prime Minister David Lange, describing him as “a
remarkable man who played a vital role in transforming New Zealand into an internationally competitive, vibrant
economy.” “Mr Lange was ...
Greenpeace USA has sought an apology and the sacking of a NBC commentator after he stating on air that he supported
France for blowing up the Rainbow Warrior in Auckland Harbour in 1985.
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