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Alastair Thompson
An appeal to the High Court by the Crown lodged after one of the 17 "East Cape Terror Camp" accused, Jamie Beattie
Lockett, aged 46, of Takanini, was bailed this morning has succeeded and Lockett has now been remanded in custody to
appear ...
Scoop Feedback
… first an advert which is being submitted for publication in the Gisborne Herald and Bay Of Plenty Times. It is not
known whether they will accept it for publication…
Singapore Airlines
The first delivery marks the culmination of an engineering project unrivalled in the aerospace industry. The A380 is the
largest passenger plane ever built and the first completely new design of a passenger aircraft in decades.
Alastair Thompson
At least 17 terror suspects remain in jail overnight tonight as Police say their East Cape Terrorist Camp operation
codenamed "Operation 8" is continuing and more arrests may yet take place.
Reporters Sans Frontieres
Eritrea ranked last for first time while G8 members, except Russia recover lost ground. Bloggers now threatened as much
as journalists in traditional media.
Julie Webb-Pullman
Prime Minister Helen Clark can only be seen as a very poor loser, or very bad strategist, in this week's unleashing of
unprecedented illegal detentions to top off the quarterfinal loss in the Rugby World Cup.
Merck Sharp and Dohme NZ
Merck to Donate Three Million Doses of Gardasil®, its Cervical Cancer Vaccine, to Support Vaccination Programmes in
Lowest Income Nations
Global Peace And Justice Auckland
Emergency Meeting To Plan Action Against Police “Terrorist” Frame-Up Thursday, 6pm, Unite Union Office, Top Floor, 300
Queen St
Office of the Clerk
1. Hon BILL ENGLISH to the Minister of Finance: Does he stand by his statement regarding tax cuts in Australia in 2005
that “Australian taxpayers earning up to $58,000 a year receive a measly $6 a week”?
Richard Lewis
Yesterday Gordon Copeland made a public statement announcing the breakdown of united efforts towards a single party for
Christian values. This announcement was scheduled to be made today by a representative of the National Advisory Council
(NAC). However, ...
Office of the Clerk
1. TE URUROA FLAVELL (Māori Party—Waiariki) to the Prime Minister: What are the names of the United Nations designated
groups listed in this country under the Terrorism Suppression Act 2002, and why have no local groups been listed as a
designated terrorist ...
Alastair Thompson
The NZ Herald is reporting that Jamie Beattie Lockett, aged 46, of Takanini, in Manukau City has been granted bail in
Auckland District Court.
ASAPS
From the continent that brought us Chanel, Porsche and Concord come two of Europe’s top plastic surgeons, who will be
visiting Australia this week to share the latest cosmetic trends with Australian colleagues.
Michael Collins
Susan Lindauer sent her eleventh and last letter on the Iraqi political situation to then Bush chief of staff Andrew
Card on January 6, 2003, just two months before General Franks gave the command to invade on March 20, 2003. She’d sent
ten other ...
www.jesusradicals.com
Exercises under the cover of night, tactical response planning sessions and sweeps for bugs and insects are all included
on the programme for a not-so-secret Survival Skills Training Camp being held deep in the Kaimai Ranges above Tauranga
this weekend.
Selwyn Manning
Scoop News: New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark has signalled that she will not engage with Fiji coup leader and
interim prime minister, Frank Bainimarama. At the conclusion of the official opening of the Pacific Islands Forum in
Nuku'Alofa, Tonga, ...
BuzzFlash.Com
Ever since we read Naomi Klein's "No Logo" -- about the relationship between globalized "branding" and the exploitation
of workers and national economies -- we have a been a huge fan of her writing.
William Fisher
On October 15, a diplomatic advocacy organization charged that the powerful State Department office and the
Department's inspector general are protecting Blackwater and other private security contractors by creating a "pattern
of deceit involving ...
19: Well done Lloyd
Creative New Zealand
Creative New Zealand commiserates with New Zealand author Lloyd Jones whose novel, Mister Pip, just missed out on the
prestigious Man Booker Prize for Fiction.
Allies of Whanau of Aotearoa
Tçnâ koutou AWA (Allies of Whânau of Aotearoa) is initiating a campaign of complaints about biased reporting by TVNZ.
AWA is concerned that TVNZ is referring to the Mâori arrestees in Tûhoe as Mâori activists. By comparison, BBC headlines
...
Council for International Development
We’re not isolated from poverty – many people in our neighbourhood, such as in the Pacific and specifically in
Melanesia, suffer from extreme poverty with very poor health outcomes for many people. There is also poverty in New
Zealand.
The Scoop Editor
Full Scoop Coverage of the events following the arrest by police of 17 activists on the morning of Monday 15th October
by police operating pursuant to the Terrorist Suppression Act 2002.
New Zealand Council of Trade Unions
Today we are launching the political strategy for unions heading into the election next year. Our political strategy
sends a strong and unequivocal signal that there is a very significant role for unions in politics. We represent the
views of working ...
New Zealand Alliance Party
The Alliance Party says that confusion and secrecy surrounding police actions around alleged "terrorist" activity needs
to be cleared up.
New Zealand Police
Wellington CIB are investigating a complaint from a young woman that she was sexually violated by men believed to be
with the New Zealand Rugby League team.
Massey University
The public can and must debate the scope of political policing in the wake of the “anti-terrorism” Operation O-desk,
says Dr Warwick Tie, sociologist with the School of Social and Cultural Studies at Massey University.
Christian World Service
Christian World Service was shocked to hear of the early morning raids by police on homes around the country under
search warrants issued using anti-terrorism legislation.
United Nations
The top United Nations official in Sudan today met with a senior minister to discuss the decision of the Sudan People's
Liberation Movement (SPLM) to suspend its participation in the Government of National Unity.
Sherwood Ross
Sooner or later, a country that spies on its neighbors will turn on its own people, violating their privacy, stealing
their liberties.
Richard Lewis
Richard Lewis, former leader of Destiny New Zealand and former MP Paul Adams will spearhead a new broad-based Christian
party with the primary goal of winning the South Auckland electorates of Mangere and Manukau in the 2008 General
Election.
http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/PO0710/S00258.htm1: Breaking: Bail Revoked For Bailed "Terror" Accused
Alastair Thompson
An appeal to the High Court by the Crown lodged after one of the 17 "East Cape Terror Camp" accused, Jamie Beattie
Lockett, aged 46, of Takanini, was bailed this morning has succeeded and Lockett has now been remanded in custody to
appear ...
Scoop Feedback
… first an advert which is being submitted for publication in the Gisborne Herald and Bay Of Plenty Times. It is not
known whether they will accept it for publication…
Singapore Airlines
The first delivery marks the culmination of an engineering project unrivalled in the aerospace industry. The A380 is the
largest passenger plane ever built and the first completely new design of a passenger aircraft in decades.
Alastair Thompson
At least 17 terror suspects remain in jail overnight tonight as Police say their East Cape Terrorist Camp operation
codenamed "Operation 8" is continuing and more arrests may yet take place.
Reporters Sans Frontieres
Eritrea ranked last for first time while G8 members, except Russia recover lost ground. Bloggers now threatened as much
as journalists in traditional media.
Julie Webb-Pullman
Prime Minister Helen Clark can only be seen as a very poor loser, or very bad strategist, in this week's unleashing of
unprecedented illegal detentions to top off the quarterfinal loss in the Rugby World Cup.
Merck Sharp and Dohme NZ
Merck to Donate Three Million Doses of Gardasil®, its Cervical Cancer Vaccine, to Support Vaccination Programmes in
Lowest Income Nations
Global Peace And Justice Auckland
Emergency Meeting To Plan Action Against Police “Terrorist” Frame-Up Thursday, 6pm, Unite Union Office, Top Floor, 300
Queen St
Office of the Clerk
1. Hon BILL ENGLISH to the Minister of Finance: Does he stand by his statement regarding tax cuts in Australia in 2005
that “Australian taxpayers earning up to $58,000 a year receive a measly $6 a week”?
Richard Lewis
Yesterday Gordon Copeland made a public statement announcing the breakdown of united efforts towards a single party for
Christian values. This announcement was scheduled to be made today by a representative of the National Advisory Council
(NAC). However, ...
Office of the Clerk
1. TE URUROA FLAVELL (Māori Party—Waiariki) to the Prime Minister: What are the names of the United Nations designated
groups listed in this country under the Terrorism Suppression Act 2002, and why have no local groups been listed as a
designated terrorist ...
Alastair Thompson
The NZ Herald is reporting that Jamie Beattie Lockett, aged 46, of Takanini, in Manukau City has been granted bail in
Auckland District Court.
ASAPS
From the continent that brought us Chanel, Porsche and Concord come two of Europe’s top plastic surgeons, who will be
visiting Australia this week to share the latest cosmetic trends with Australian colleagues.
Michael Collins
Susan Lindauer sent her eleventh and last letter on the Iraqi political situation to then Bush chief of staff Andrew
Card on January 6, 2003, just two months before General Franks gave the command to invade on March 20, 2003. She’d sent
ten other ...
www.jesusradicals.com
Exercises under the cover of night, tactical response planning sessions and sweeps for bugs and insects are all included
on the programme for a not-so-secret Survival Skills Training Camp being held deep in the Kaimai Ranges above Tauranga
this weekend.
Selwyn Manning
Scoop News: New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark has signalled that she will not engage with Fiji coup leader and
interim prime minister, Frank Bainimarama. At the conclusion of the official opening of the Pacific Islands Forum in
Nuku'Alofa, Tonga, ...
BuzzFlash.Com
Ever since we read Naomi Klein's "No Logo" -- about the relationship between globalized "branding" and the exploitation
of workers and national economies -- we have a been a huge fan of her writing.
William Fisher
On October 15, a diplomatic advocacy organization charged that the powerful State Department office and the
Department's inspector general are protecting Blackwater and other private security contractors by creating a "pattern
of deceit involving ...
19: Well done Lloyd
Creative New Zealand
Creative New Zealand commiserates with New Zealand author Lloyd Jones whose novel, Mister Pip, just missed out on the
prestigious Man Booker Prize for Fiction.
Allies of Whanau of Aotearoa
Tçnâ koutou AWA (Allies of Whânau of Aotearoa) is initiating a campaign of complaints about biased reporting by TVNZ.
AWA is concerned that TVNZ is referring to the Mâori arrestees in Tûhoe as Mâori activists. By comparison, BBC headlines
...
Council for International Development
We’re not isolated from poverty – many people in our neighbourhood, such as in the Pacific and specifically in
Melanesia, suffer from extreme poverty with very poor health outcomes for many people. There is also poverty in New
Zealand.
The Scoop Editor
Full Scoop Coverage of the events following the arrest by police of 17 activists on the morning of Monday 15th October
by police operating pursuant to the Terrorist Suppression Act 2002.
New Zealand Council of Trade Unions
Today we are launching the political strategy for unions heading into the election next year. Our political strategy
sends a strong and unequivocal signal that there is a very significant role for unions in politics. We represent the
views of working ...
New Zealand Alliance Party
The Alliance Party says that confusion and secrecy surrounding police actions around alleged "terrorist" activity needs
to be cleared up.
New Zealand Police
Wellington CIB are investigating a complaint from a young woman that she was sexually violated by men believed to be
with the New Zealand Rugby League team.
Massey University
The public can and must debate the scope of political policing in the wake of the “anti-terrorism” Operation O-desk,
says Dr Warwick Tie, sociologist with the School of Social and Cultural Studies at Massey University.
Christian World Service
Christian World Service was shocked to hear of the early morning raids by police on homes around the country under
search warrants issued using anti-terrorism legislation.
United Nations
The top United Nations official in Sudan today met with a senior minister to discuss the decision of the Sudan People's
Liberation Movement (SPLM) to suspend its participation in the Government of National Unity.
Sherwood Ross
Sooner or later, a country that spies on its neighbors will turn on its own people, violating their privacy, stealing
their liberties.
Richard Lewis
Richard Lewis, former leader of Destiny New Zealand and former MP Paul Adams will spearhead a new broad-based Christian
party with the primary goal of winning the South Auckland electorates of Mangere and Manukau in the 2008 General
Election.
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