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Yesterday's top 30 rating items on Scoop were...
1: Abracadabra and Magic in stick-on bra deal Even before Friday night’s National Bank Cup final, the Magic netball team have scored a victory by securing leading
stick-on, strapless bra company Abracadabra as their official fashion bra sponsor for another year.
2: Scoop VideoCast: Pressure Mounts On MPs Over Taser Selwyn Manning reports on how the NZ Police intend to trial the Taser stun gun on people from September. Opposition
against the Police's use of the Taser is mounting and MPs are being called to stand up and be counted on this issue.
3: DWS: She Might Be Downes But She's Left Not Out! The finale of Dancing with the Stars was a bit like watching a a classic Disney cartoon except there were no bad guys
everyone was the winner – particulalry former Miss Universe Lorraine Downes.
4: Time For Kahui Family Arrests It is time for the Police to move in and start making arrests in the Kahui twins' murder case, says New Zealand First
Law and Order spokesperson Ron Mark.
5: Questions And Answers - Tuesday, 27 June 2006 1. Dr DON BRASH (Leader of the Opposition) to the Prime Minister: Does she stand by her reported statement that
yesterday Cabinet agreed to seek a multiparty accord on ways to stem the rising tide of child homicide; if not, why not?
6: ASIA:NZ Media Newsletter June NZ media fails to keep pace with Asia - Indian media: Never a slow news day - Urgent thinking on Asia needed - report -
Media travel awards – North Asia - Asian newspapers buck global trend - Forum to mark 10 year anniversary - Ethnic
network to launch ...
7: Questions for Oral Answer - Tuesday, 27 June 2006 1. Dr DON BRASH to the Prime Minister: Does she stand by her reported statement that yesterday Cabinet agreed to seek a
multi-party accord on ways to stem the rising tide of child homicide; if not, why not?
8: How the US Continues to Manipulate Nicaragua • “Radical Populism,” the basis for a new post-cold war U.S. national security doctrine, unfolds in region, providing a
rationale for a new epoch of U.S. domination
9: Top Home ISP's Access to the internet from home has been a hot subject of contention lately and as New Zealand's broadband penetration
rises these sorts of rankings will be watched keenly by all players in the market.
10: Labour candidate selected for Tamaki Board Labour Party members from the Tamaki ward have confirmed 25-year-old Arna Metcalfe as the Labour candidate for the
Tamaki Community Board by-election to be held from late July to mid-August this year.
11: Scoop Top 30 Daily Ratings – 26 June 2006 Yesterday's top 30 rating items on Scoop were...
12: Faster, better broadband bill introduced Legislation to enact the Labour-led government's pledge to bring New Zealanders faster, better broadband Internet
services has been introduced to Parliament.
13: Government coping well with an ageing population The government’s strategy of debt reduction and providing for future superannuation means that New Zealand is well
placed to meet the challenges of an ageing population, Finance Minister Dr Michael Cullen said today.
14: New prisoner drug and alcohol addiction programmes New prisoner drug and alcohol addiction programmes will help reduce re-offending rates – O'Connor
15: Greg Palast: Dan crashes - Bush flies high They finally put Dan Rather out of his misery. Today, CBS finally terminated him and sent him to the electronic glue
factory -- all for reporting the truth. But not all of it.
16: Goff to join trade ministers to negotiate WTO deal Trade Minister Phil Goff travels to Geneva this week to join with other Trade Ministers to try to progress the World
Trade Organisation’s Doha Development Round talks.
17: Restoring Peace in New Zealand – City by City In Colombia, Mayor Mockus recently hired 420 mime artists to control traffic and prevent road-rage violence in Bogotá's
chaotic and dangerous streets. In Palmerston North, Mayor Heather Tanguay last year held a multi-ethnic barbecue to help
build ...
18: Scoop Launches Audio and Video Podcast Feed Scoop has launched its audio/video podcast providing Scoopers with the best way to stay ahead of other media. The great
thing about the podcast is it allows you to listen and view the media at a time that's convenient to you.
19: Video: Soccer World Cup, Hooligans, Yahoo Coverage Selwyn Manning presents the first of Scoop's daily podcast, today reporting on the Soccer World Cup, hooligans causing
concern, and how Yahoo has connected the globe to the best and latest from World Cup host country, Germany.
20: First Shot Fired in Timor-Leste A New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) soldier fired a warning shot in Timor-Leste during a patrol near Becora last week.
21: Lula – Brazil’s Lost Leader For many Brazilians, the October 2002 election of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva symbolized the ascendance to power
of a leftist prodigal son. But impoverished Brazilians, initially attracted by Lula’s radical past and his passionate
pledge to transform ...
22: Police Produce Misleading Statements on Tasers A Campaign Against The Taser.com report of police statements about the proposed taser stun gun trial in September shows
“a woeful mix of misleading statements and unsupported assurances.”
23: Images: Paul Newman Tests the Ferrari 599 Almost as renowned for his driving skill as his legendary acting career, Paul Newman has visited Ferrari to test its
newest model, the Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano, which will make its down-under debut at the Australian International Motor
Show in October.
24: Telecom To Separate Wholesale And Retail Telecom is to move voluntarily to create a separate, independent wholesale operation, incoming Chairman Wayne Boyd and
Chief Executive Theresa Gattung said today.
25: The future of policing - why review the Act? In 1958 - the year the current Police Act came into effect - the population of New Zealand was just over 2.2 million.
Many of our communities were rural and a rotary telephone was likely the most sophisticated piece of equipment in the
average Kiwi ...
26: Companies wake up to food handling risk New Zealand is quick to boast of its world-beating position in everything from enterprise to extreme sports, but there's
one area where we'd rather not talk about our performance at all. New Zealand holds the unenviable position of
food-poisoning capital of the ...
27: Poverty The Most Serious Human Rights Abuse United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Louise Arbour today described poverty as the most serious, invidious
and widespread human rights violation confronting the world, while calling on all States to keep laws at the forefront
of their efforts ...
28: Richard S Ehrlich: Turkey Political ISTANBUL, Turkey -- "Ten or 15 years ago, we had Romanian girls in Istanbul selling their bodies as prostitutes," said
Hassan, an office worker in Istanbul's old Sultan Ahmet neighborhood.
29: MySpace Seminar at Our Place The NZ Music Industry Commission is pleased to host a seminar that will shed some light on the music-related aspects of
MySpace.com. Berkeley University’s Danah Boyd will share her insights in a discussion with Aaron Dustin to be held at
the NZMIC ...
30: Teenage Parenthood Traps Maori According to welfare commentator, Lindsay Mitchell, the majority of single parents who have been on a benefit since
their teens are Maori.