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Karim Sahai
U2, Kanye West at Mt. Smart Stadium, Auckland, 24 November 2006 Photos by Karim Sahai - http://karimsahai.com
Kevin List
At a press conference introducing the new National Party Leader (John Key) and Deputy Leader (Bill English) Mr Key was
asked about attacks on his wealth ($40 million +) by Labour's Finance Minister Dr Michael Cullen.
Uri Avnery
DURING THE first Lebanon war, I visited Jounieh, a town some 20 km north of Beirut. At the time, it served as a port for
the Christian forces. It was an exciting evening.
Scoop Blogwatch
While it sounds like a plot for a not very good who-done-it, Russian ex-spy Alexander Litvinenko, an ex-pat in London,
was poisoned with polonium 210 in a sushi restaurant, and dies three weeks later ( The radioactive spy ). Litvinenko
accused Putin on his ...
C.D. Sludge
"Good afternoon Don and John, Doug Watt and myself enjoyed your presentation this morning at the Millennium Hotel.
However as backers of the recent "Wake Up NZ" campaign ($350,000) and as responsible for a very extensive election
campaign ($1,000,000) ...
The Maori Party
A lot of people are expecting me to bash Don Brash because he has been forced to resign, but in fact I respect his
decision to stand down.
Green Party
The Green caucus is asking Don Brash to apologise for lying to Rod Donald and the Greens about his knowledge of the
Exclusive Brethren's pamphlet attacking the Greens.
Julie Webb-Pullman
NZer Trapped In Oaxaca As Violent Crackdown Underway Trapped In Autonomous University Of Oaxaca Surrounded By Federal
Forces From Julie Webb-Pullman
Scoop Video
Tonga's pro-democracy leader, Clive Edwards, is one of the nation's most controversial figures. He's hated by Nobles,
loathed by many, his views banned by Tongan authorities. Scoop here publishes an extended interview with the Tongan
people's representative.
Julie Webb-Pullman
Mexican Attorney General Daniel Cabeza de Vaca on Monday backed down from his refusal to accept the recommendations of
the National Commission on Human Rights in relation to the torture of Jesús Zúniga Velázquez, following criticism from
the Geneva ...
Yasmine Ryan
It has been decided. Ségolène Royal is to be the Socialist candidate for the 2007 presidential election; the first woman
in a position to become France’s head of state. On Thursday 16 November, Royal won a landslide victory in the Socialist
Party’s ...
Green Party
Now that Don Brash has gone the National Party has the chance to show New Zealanders that it is prepared to clean up its
act, the Green Party says. "If they ever want their party to be taken seriously again John Key and Bill English must be
prepared ...
New Zealand First Party
National's so-called "dream team" will very quickly find itself in an electoral nightmare unless they ditch the secret
radical agendas and come to terms with the realities of MMP, says New Zealand First leader Winston Peters.
Singapore Airlines
Closely followed from their birth in the United States to their escapades in Paris, the Rugrats toddlers are heading to
the skies for their next mad-capped adventure. Joining them in this latest journey are the original, “udderly”
hilarious, party ...
Selwyn Manning - Scoop Auckland
Audio + Text Report: Selwyn Manning on BBC Radio reports how Fiji's military commander Commodore Frank Bainimarama has
intensified threats to overthrow the Fijian government unless it meets his demands by December 5.
Scoop Blogwatch
We are living in a prime-time Bond film: we have dashing spies, poisoning, espionage, allegations of undercover
assassinations. Murdered journalists are involved, as are billionaire 'tycoons'. What is going on? A former KGB spy,
Alexander Litvinenko, ...
Peace Action Wellington
Peace Action Wellington opposes the deployment of the New Zealand military and police to Tonga and will protest outside
the New Zealand Defence Headquarters in Stout Street, Wellington, today (Monday, 20th November) from 12:30pm.
HARD NEWS from Russell Brown
I went to U2's last Auckland show, the Zoo TV performance at Western Springs in 1993. I spent a good deal of it sitting
back giggling on the hill and proposing they played one with a tune next...
New Zealand National Party
“My aim over the past three days has been to help put together an experienced and united National team to win the next
election and provide New Zealand with good government,” says National Party MP Bill English.
Alastair Thompson
After a weekend of silence on the subject of Nicky Hager's "The Hollow Men: A Study In The Politics Of Deception."
outgoing National Party Leader Don Brash has been interviewed several times this morning on his reaction to the book.
His ...
W. David Jenkins III
The recently empowered Democrats have begun their sprint by running in the wrong direction. The above statement by
Feingold coupled with the pre and post election statements by Nancy Pelosi show that the Democrats, whether they are in
the minority ...
Bill Berkowitz
Two years ago, when Neil Bush and his mother, the former first lady Barbara Bush, were featured guests at a
$1,000-a-table fundraiser for the Western Heights School District in Oklahoma City, proceeds from the event were
specifically earmarked for ...
Pago
From today, Kiwis splitting restaurant bills, sharing petrol costs, paying the babysitter and buying low value goods
online can do so using their mobile phone or the internet with a new digital cash service called ‘pago’.
The New Zealand Pacific Business Council
The Chairman of the New Zealand Pacific Business Council (NZPBC) has recommended that NZ manufacturers & exporters, as well as importers of Tongan products, offer their maximum co-operation in the rebuilding of the
Nuku’alofa commercial area, ...
Bay Of Plenty DHB
World Aids Day is on Friday 1 December 2006. This is an international annual event to mark the issue of HIV and AIDS.
The theme this year is safety gear, and promotes the use of condoms and safe sex practices.
Selwyn Manning - Scoop Auckland
Scoop Audio & Text Report: Selwyn Manning Reports on Fiji on BBC Radio - Politics News: English Makes Way For Key To Take National
Leadership - SCOOP SPECIAL REPORT - Scoop Video: Interview With Tonga's Most Controversial Man - Hollow Men: National's
...
Muriel Newman
It is an indisputable fact that the earth’s climate is constantly changing. Scientific data shows that the earth’s
temperature has been several degrees warmer - and colder - than it is today. What the future holds is difficult to
predict in detail, but ...
28: Stadium decision
New Zealand Government
Cabinet today has decided to support the redevelopment of Eden Park stadium, subject to resolution of design, funding
and governance issues, following the inconsistent stadium preferences nominated by the Auckland Regional Council and
Auckland City ...
Joint Media Statement
Green Party Sports Spokesperson Keith Locke and Act New Zealand leader Rodney Hide have both applauded the Cabinet
decision to dump the waterfront stadium and proceed with Eden Park as the venue for the 2011 Rugby World Cup.
Peter Rost M.D.
Drug companies and other multinational companies based in the U.S. systematically avoid paying tax in the U.S. on their
profits. The companies elect to realize profits in low-tax countries and because of this the rest of us have to pay
billions of unnecessary ...
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