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Family First Lobby.
Two companies have responded to the concerns of Family First NZ and other family groups by withdrawing any future
advertising from TV3’s offensive and pornographic Californication series.
Global Peace And Justice Auckland
The leaking to major media outlets of suppressed evidence from last months so-called anti-terror raids is a deliberate
attempt by police to orchestrate a trial by media of those arrested.
Family First Lobby.
Family First is shocked and disgusted with the actions of the Ministry of Education who knew about allegations of sexual
abuse at Hato Paora College but did not instruct the school to contact police.
Deforestation Watch
Climate change is one of the biggest threats facing mankind since the last ice age. Naturally, many well meaning NGO’s
have grouped together to promote action plans that can help mankind avert this impending disaster. One notable grouping
is the ...
The Maori Party
If I was a singer, I would start today with one of the waiata from Tangihaku, the work created by sisters Rangitunoa and
Whirimako Black, along with their mother, Anituatua.
New Zealand Government
Climate Change Minister David Parker and Climate Change Leadership Forum chair Stephen Tindall today responded to
requests for further information on emissions trading, by a coalition of lobby groups representing intensive energy
users.
New Zealand National Party
National’s Corrections spokesman Simon Power says revelations that 142 convicted murderers are classified as minimum
security prisoners demonstrates Labour’s rhetoric on crime is a joke.
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Secretariat of the Pacific Community
Friday, 9 November 2007, Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC), CRGA 37, Apia, Samoa - 'Organic agriculture,
whether in farming, processing, distribution, or consumption, is to sustain and enhance the health of ecosystems and
organism from the smallest ...
The Maori Party
The Maori Party today is very pleased to learn that the latest Marae Digipoll survey indicates they are well on the way
to achieving their aim of taking all seven Maori seats in the 2008 Elections.
Living Streets
Police and Fire were called to the Ashgrove Primary School in Rangiora to a suspicious fire at approximately 3:50am.
The Maori Party
The Maori Party has today acknowledged the efforts of the New Zealand Maori Council (NZMC), the Federation of Maori
Authorities (FOMA) and Tumu Te Heu Heu, Ariki of Ngati Tuwharetoa, in pursuing the case around the justiciability of the
Te Arawa ...
John Boscawen
I am pleased to announce that I have today lodged an application with the Auckland City Council to lead a protest march
down Queen Street, Auckland.
Hugh Pavletich
New Zealand Lifestyle Block Mythology – The Need For Rigorous Research Since the early 1980’s - as forced urban
consolidation began to “bite” and the process of artificial urban property inflation got underway – as part of the
“flight ...
Otago Polytech
Here’s a brain teaser. What kind of educational project both starts and ends with a hammer?
Living Streets
“Newly elected members must fight the obesity epidemic on the streets of our cities!” says Celia Wade-Brown. Ms
Wade-Brown has just been re-elected as President of Living Streets Aotearoa and enters her fifth term as a city
councillor. A landmark report ...
Takeovers Panel
The Takeovers Panel held a meeting in Auckland on 7 November 2007 to consider a number of matters raised in a complaint
to the Panel relating to Kerifresh Limited. This follows an earlier meeting of the Panel held on 16 October 2007.
Netball NZ
Power, pace and finishing were all on show as the Silver Ferns cruised to an 85-26 win over Malawi in the opening match
of the New World Netball World Championships at The Trusts Stadium, in Auckland tonight.
Connected Media Trust
Insightful, opinionated, original and thoughtful young film-makers entered films for the inaugural The Outlook for
Someday sustainability film challenge for young New Zealanders.
Fairfax
Mr Holden is currently deputy editor of the newspaper. He replaces Paul Thompson, who has been appointed group executive
editor of Fairfax Media.
Transit New Zealand
Transit would like to advise motorists it will be carrying out specialised road surfacing work to a section of the
northbound lanes on SH1 at the top of Ngauranga Gorge from Sunday night.
PSA
Field interviewers have stopped sending information on price changes used to compile the Food Price Index (FPI) and the
Cost Post Index (CPI).
Libertarianz Party
Libertarianz Party Education Spokesman Phil Howison today welcomed Chris Carter as the new Minister of Education, and
offered three suggestions for Carter to improve New Zealand schools. "With a new minister and a new curriculum, this is
a great ...
Secretariat of the Pacific Community
Friday, 9 November 2007, Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC), CRGA 37, Apia, Samoa – Putting rural communities in
the driver’s seat of agricultural research and extension is clearly what the EU-funded Development of Sustainable
Agriculture ...
Solo New Zealand
The media and the rest of the nation's Political Correctness Nazis are undulating in a feeding frenzy of phony
indignation about hurt feelings and damaged relationships in the wake of the Solicitor-General's finding that the
wannabe terrorists can't ...
Hawke's Bay District Health Board
Hawke’s Bay District Health Board’s medical officer of health, Dr Caroline McElnay has issued a public health warning
advising members of the public to avoid taking any food from the Ruahapia Stream (Near the Showgrounds /Ellwood Road
area) downstream ...
Air New Zealand
Air New Zealand has issued lockout notices to the SFWU over bargaining for a new Collective Employment Agreement. The
notices affect approximately 145 of Air New Zealand's 3300 groundstaff, predominantly at Auckland International Airport
and Cargo.
mintshot.co.nz
It pays to watch … and that’s exactly what Marc Ellis and the mintshot.co.nz team wants you to do when they launch their
new entertainment website www.mintshot.co.nz on Monday 12th November.
National Distribution Union
While debate surrounding the Terrorism Suppression Act continues, unionists and activists will remember the life of an
unionists murdered 95 years ago by police and the strike breakers they employed, says the National Distribution Union.
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