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Wellington’s funniest improvisers pit themselves against each other in a battle of wits with the audience as judge, jury
and (possibly) executioner. More real than reality TV, this is comedy the way you want it – stand up, sit down, lie
about – ...
The National Party has congratulated double amputee and mountaineer Mark Inglis and his team for successfully scaling
the world's highest peak.
It has been described as the people’s sport because it speaks a universal language. No matter your culture, your
religion, your social standing or your political views, the game of football transcends these barriers and unites the
globe.
Paul E. Simons, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Energy, Sanctions, and Commodities Statement before the Committee on
Government Reform U.S. House of Representatives Washington, DC May 16, 2006
Christopher Hill, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs Remarks to the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public
Policy Singapore May 22, 2006
The Auckland City Council and Tamaki Community Board have received the resignation of board member David Maka today. The
resignation is effective immediately.
1. Dr DON BRASH to the Prime Minister: Does she believe Hon David Cunliffe was correct to have made the statements he
made last week regarding Telecom's dividend policy; if so, why?
Yesterday a flotilla of top brass from the Labour Party, including the Prime Minister, visited Turangawaewae Marae to
honour the 40th anniversary of the coronation of the Maori Queen.
1. Dr DON BRASH (Leader of the Opposition) to the Prime Minister: Does she believe the Hon David Cunliffe was correct to
have made the statements he made last week regarding Telecom’s dividend policy; if so, why?
Last week, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad rejected Europe’s most recent offer to halt uranium enrichment in
exchange for various incentives, this time including a light-water reactor. “Your incentives,” he said, “are definitely
not more valuable ...
The first two items on National Radio's 5pm bulletin on Saturday were as follows: Australian PM John Howard said he was
keeping an open mind towards nuclear power options and the enrichment of uranium; and Phil Goff saying that the ANZAC
bond was ...
I want to thank Vector for inviting me to utilise their Winter Lecture Series to announce the detail behind the Budget
announcement of the Regulatory Frameworks Review.
I have spent the last week translating statements given to human rights organisations by 19 women brutally detained,
beaten, sexually assaulted and/or raped in San Salvador Atenco, Mexico, and who are now in prison, invariably charged
with blocking public ...
assigning nefarious motives to even the most casual and untested of my acquaintances. As a result, I believe I tend to
inspire similar confidence on the part of others.
We are from the National Committee Against the Wall in the Beit Omar area of Hebron, Palestine. We work against the
racial discrimination wall, Palestinians and Israelis together with the common aim of stopping the wall in the Hebron
area, in villages ...
"I used to be called brother, John, Daddy, uncle, friend," John Allen Muhammad said at his trial in Maryland earlier
this month. "Now I'm called evil." Muhammad, formerly known as "the DC Sniper", was on trial for six slayings in
Maryland in 2002. Already ...
The Aviation Industry Association is hosting Bob Feerst , a respected international aviation safety practitioner, to
help reduce the risk posed by wires during low flying operations in New Zealand.
John Kerry Delivers Kenyon College Commencement Address By Senator John Kerry Kenyon College Saturday 20 May 2006
ACT Leader Rodney Hide's twinkle toes will keep twinkling for at least another week after he pulled himself out of the
scoring basement and edged his way up the cellar steps of dancing glory in last evening's Dancing with the Stars.
I never cease to be amazed at the extent to which successful policies are portrayed as failed policies, and the transfer
of public resources to private parties are spun as the result of government and bureaucratic “incompetence.”
THOSE WHO listened to the radio news last Saturday heard a stunning report: that Muhammad Abu-Ter and Uri Avnery had
barricaded themselves together in a private home in a-Ram.
National Party Families spokeswoman Judith Collins says the public will want to know whether Helen Clark has also
changed her view on the Green-sponsored bill to ban smacking.
One of New Zealand’s foremost landscape architects Megan Wraight receives her highest honour in Sydney on Friday night.
Wraight will win an International Federation of Landscape Architect award during a congress in Sydney for her part in
the redevelopment ...
Of the two basic alternatives for regional integration in South America, one is based on greed and injustice and the
other on cooperation and equity. The first is some variety of "free market" economic policies that sustain growth and
wealth for ...
In his testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee on Thursday, General Michael Hayden promised to promote
autonomy and objectivity in the CIA if confirmed as its new director. Hayden assured the senators he would provide
"hard-edged assessments" ...
The second and the largest lot of Army V8 Landrovers will be auctioned 'on site' at Linton Military Camp on Wednesday 24
May 2006 at 10.30am. One hundred and eight Landrovers will go under the hammer. 68 landrovers auctioned at Burnham last
week ...
This White House has challenged the frontiers of propaganda and political discourse in ways that make previous
administrations look like rank amateurs. Mainstream news media outlets may occasionally report, but the vast majority
shy away from labeling ...
A file detailing aspects of AT's alleged participation in the National Security Agency's warrantless domestic wiretap operation is sitting in a San
Francisco courthouse. But the public cannot see it because, at AT's insistence, it remains under seal ...
Finance Minister Michael Cullen today welcomed the endorsement of the government's economic work programme in the latest
IMD World Competitiveness Yearbook. The Yearbook lists five challenges to assist New Zealand in improving its
competitiveness.
Parents in Manukau should be asked if they want single-sex schools, says National’s Education spokesman, Bill English.
He is responding to the Government’s announcement that seven new schools will be built in the area over the next 15
years.
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