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Global Research
Israel Detonated a Radioactive Bunker Buster Bomb in Lebanon - What kind of weapon leaves traces of radiation & produces such lethal & circumscribed consequences?
Azar Majedi
The question of the veil has become a heated debate in the British media. In this debate some fundamental principles
seem to be at stake: Individual freedom to practice one’s religion, freedom of choice, freedom of clothing and
discrimination against ...
Barbara Sumner Burstyn
In a stunning vote of no-confidence in the MeNZB vaccine technology, Chiron (now called Novartis Vaccines) has announced
the launch of clinical trials for a genetically engineered vaccine to fight meningococcal B disease.
Kevin List
While Scoop was busy getting the vibe from the ex-pat Kiwi community the official New Zealand Defence Force photographer
Rachel Main had what many English Paparazzi can only dream about – the chance to snap the entire Royal family at the
unveiling ...
Bill Berkowitz
About a week before Karl Rove and Team Bush received its November Surprise, Pastor Ted Haggard got one of his own. As
voters in Colorado and six other states were preparing to vote on ballot initiatives banning gay marriage (six states
including Colorado ...
Kevin List
The unveiling of the New Zealand Memorial in London's Hyde Park provided the chance for Kiwi ex-pats to wander along and
show their respects to the veterans that had made the trip over and, also to pay their respects to those that have
fallen in battle.
Toni Solo
Nicaragua has just given the world another political lesson on a par with the election of 1990 in which power was
transferred from a left-wing revolutionary government to its visceral right-wing enemies via peaceful elections.
New Zealand Government
Minster of all the primary industries, Jim Anderton addressed the Forest & Bird conference tonight and said that he had good news about progress on the issues their members were passionate
about. He said that issues of sustainability and the environment ...
Telecom New Zealand
The phone call becomes an even more personal way of connecting for New Zealanders with the launch today of Telecom’s new
home video phone.
Institute Of Directors
Distinguished Fellow Awards are awarded annually to members who have sustained a prominent and distinguished career as a
director; or who have given outstanding participation and services to the Institute or eminent or special contributions
to the community ...
Selwyn Manning - Scoop Auckland
Scoop In London: NZ Memorial Heralds ANZAC Spirit In London - Health News: PHARMAC Under-Provides Needy By $19.4 Million
- Pacific News: EU Korea Russia Block Pacific High Seas Talks - Dating ICT: Schmoozers, Ponces and Swingers: ICT Wants
You - MORE ...
Connectivity 06
Speed dating and ICT may sound like an oddball combination, but it’s one of the many events taking place as part of the
‘Encouraging Growth through Collaboration’theme at this month’s Connectivity trade show in Christchurch New Zealand.
New Zealand Government
Phil Goff Speech: New Zealand’s Strategic Situation and Defence Policy Address to Chinese National Defence University,
Beijing
Ron Law
If you had something to hide, how would you go about it? Spend $1/4 million on half page ads in every news paper in NZ
to distract the populace from the coming storm?
The Letter Limited
Stadium farce continues. PM attends dedication of war memorial. Is unemployment increasing? League and Rugby win.
Critics praise “Out of the Red” as a must read business book.
New Zealand National Party
Helen Clark’s sudden interest in private property rights is gratifying but it raises questions about her Government’s
double standards in dealing with rural New Zealand, says National’s Agriculture spokesman, David Carter.
Business New Zealand
A court ruling on public holidays for Air NZ pilots reveals further difficulties with the Holidays Act, says Business
NZ.
US State Department
Remarks With Under Secretary of State for Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs Karen Hughes and Public Diplomacy Envoy
Michelle Kwan Secretary Condoleezza Rice Treaty Room Washington, DC November 9, 2006
Bernard Weiner
1. Democrats yelled and screamed when the Republicans shut them out of all meaningful political activity in Congress for
the past five years (no amendments, no debate, no invitations to conference committees, etc.). It was one-party
authoritarian rule, ...
US State Department
QUESTION: Do you see a Democratic-controlled Congress and the resignation of Mr. Rumsfeld having any bearing on the
Bush Administration's Iraq policy?
Azar Majedi
In describing women’s conditions in a particular country, one either refers to laws governing that country or statistics
which measure women’s status. In this manner, one either exposes the extent of the oppression women suffer or admires
their ...
Council of Trade Unions
"The fact that a 9.6% annual increase in house prices is seen as relatively low is a symptom of how far out of reach
housing has become for many Kiwis" said Peter Conway CTU Economist today.
New Zealand Food Safety Authority
A study on the temperature of chilled food left in the back seat of a car has highlighted the importance of carrying
chilly bags and icepacks to help keep your food cool if you're likely to be delayed driving home. Without them your meat
could develop a ...
National Election Data Archive
We have one year to pass legislation to fix our voting systems in time to prevent vote tampering and fraud prior to the
November 2008 election. The National Election Data Archive is a 501(c)(3) so we cannot do lobbying, so it is up to other
groups ...
Oxfam
Thousands of families are fleeing their homes due to mounting violence in eastern Chad, requiring immediate humanitarian
assistance that may be compromised by deteriorating security, warned Oxfam International today.
Scoop Full Coverage
Sport News: Govt Details Why It Prefers Waterfront Stadium - Minister for the Rugby World Cup Trevor Mallard today
announced that following a review of stadium options for Auckland the government has a strong preference for a national
stadium on Auckland’s ...
Planet Fun
It’s a case of old meets new this Christmas, according to Planet Fun, New Zealand’s largest toy company. In a survey[1]
to find the toy gift preferences of New Zealand children this Christmas, the company found electronic toy Tamagotchi the
most coveted ...
WHO
For Immediate Release Monday 13th November 2006 Indigenous Tobacco Resistance Leaders Meet in New Zealand This Week In
a historic first, indigenous public health experts on tobacco use from around the world will meet with the World Health
Organisation ...
New Zealand Government
There will be a fresh start for those overseas with student loans under new rules unveiled by Tertiary Education
Minister Dr Michael Cullen and Revenue Minister Peter Dunne today.
Green Party
The visit of former US Vice-President turned global warming campaigner Al Gore could not have come at a better time,
Green Party Co-Leader Jeanette Fitzsimons says.