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Intel
2007 has been a very good year for Intel Corporation. The company extended its product and technology leadership; grew
net income by nearly 35 percent (through the third quarter); introduced the world’s first processors built on 45
nanometer (nm) process ...
New Zealand First Party
An address by Rt Hon Winston Peters to Nelson Grey Power Friday 14 December 2007 at 1:30pm Stoke Memorial Hall, 560 Main
Road Stoke, Nelson
MYJOBSPACE.CO.NZ
Myjobspace.co.nz is thrilled to announce their partnership with Women for Women Charitable Trust for Fanuary 08. Women
for Women Charitable Trust was recently set up to help educate women in all aspects of women’s health with a special
focus on women’s ...
Syed Akbar Kamal
There is a political storm brewing in the corridors of Auckland City Council over ‘affordable housing’ which Mayor John
Banks had publicly issued calls for its scrapping during his election campaign. His contention is that ‘affordable
housing’ ...
Green Party
Many of you will have seen media reports and even paid advertising about the Electoral Finance Bill. Given the
controversy around this Bill, we thought it was important that we wrote to you directly to explain the Green position.
Air New Zealand
Ever wanted to have your very own plane for the day? Well thanks to Air New Zealand’s grabaplane promotion, which
launches today, one lucky Kiwi will have that wish come true!
Allen Roland
Former U.S. Vice President Al Gore delivers his acceptance speech for the Nobel Peace Prize during a ceremony in the
City Hall in Oslo December 10, 2007.
Tertiary Education Commission
The Tertiary Education Commission (TEC) has announced more than $2.2 billion of the approximately $3.3 billion a year
that it invests in tertiary education on behalf of the taxpayer.
New Zealand National Party
National's opposition to the Electoral Finance Bill is being vindicated by today's nationwide newspaper ads from
Invercargill Mayor Tim Shadbolt and others opposing tertiary funding cuts, says National Party Leader John Key
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Henri Bou Saab in Beirut
Lebanon is famous for its high-mountain winter skiing and its sunny summer months on the eastern shores of the
Mediterranean.
Greenpeace New Zealand
We love Japan but not pseudo science Suva, Fiji - December 14, 2007: Japan’s recent stonewalling tactics at the Western
and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission (WCPFC) meeting (1) in Guam, the continuous sabotaging of the climate change
discussions ...
Campaign Against the Taser
MEDIA RELEASE 14 December 2007 Campaign Against the Taser releases report on Taser trial Stun guns in Aotearoa New
Zealand? The shocking trial A report on the New Zealand Police Taser trial 1 September 2006 – 1 September 2007 The ...
Franklin P Lamb
The United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) Whose Mission is it fulfilling? Franklin Lamb UN Headquarters
Naquora, Lebanon
Massachusetts School Of Law
Corporate Ownership Of Mass Media Degrades News To Level Of Entertainment A Massachusetts School of Law Interview, Dean
Lawrence Velvel, Host
stephentvedten.com
There are about 50 to 60 million insect species on earth - we have named only about 1 million and there are only about 1
thousand pest species - already over 50% of these thousand pests are already resistant to our volatile, dangerous,
synthetic ...
The New Zealand School of Dance
2008 Todd Scholar Rory Fairweather-Neylan joins the Royal New Zealand Ballet next year. His fellow New Zealand School
of Dance graduates are also being snapped up by dance companies both nationally and internationally.
Auckland Regional Public Health Service
An international passenger arriving in Auckland aboard flight Air New Zealand, NZ734 from Brisbane on 28 November 2007
has been diagnosed with English measles (morbilli).
Association of University Staff
University staff have welcomed today’s announcement by the Tertiary Education Commission (TEC) that high-quality
tertiary education is vital for New Zealand’s economic transformation and social development goals, and that
universities will ...
Department Of Corrections
The Department of Corrections today released the Prison Christmas Menu for 2007. Corrections Inmate Employment Internal
Services Manager Ruth Turner says that Prison kitchens are one important facet of the work CIE does to train prisoners.
“Prisoners ...
INSS Insight
At the beginning of December 2007, the National Intelligence Council, the supreme body of the American intelligence
community, released a reappraisal of Iran’s nuclear intentions and capabilities. The document, a non-classified summary
of a detailed ...
US Information Service
Cyclone Sidr's deadly landfall wreaked havoc in southern Bangladesh November 15, killing thousands, displacing hundreds
of thousands, and adding pain and desperation to a nation whose population of 133 million already struggles with poverty
and disease.
The Scoop Editor
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New Zealand National Party
Electoral Finance Bill The Electoral Finance Bill which is a direct assault on the democratic rights of all New
Zealanders completed its committee stages on Tuesday. However one looks at this legislation three points are clear:
David Thornton
So Tim Shadbolt is threatening to ‘bring down the Government’ if it reduces funding for Invercargill’s Southern
Institute of Technology [SIT] [see today’s NZ Herald page A5]
New Zealand Government
The Crown and Port Nicholson Block Claims Team have signed an Agreement in Principle to settle all outstanding
historical Te Tiriti o Waitangi/Treaty of Waitangi claims of Taranaki Whānui (Wellington), Minister in Charge of Treaty
of Waitangi Negotiations ...
New Zealand National Party
The Cullen plan for the final week of the 2007 Parliament was way too cute. The ugly spectacle of passing the hated
Electoral Finance Bill (EFB) under urgency had to be avoided at all costs.
Problem Gambling Foundation
December 14, 2007 Victory for the people of Manukau The days when pokie trusts could hoodwink councils into meekly
accepting the harm they are doing to communities are well and truly over says the Problem Gambling Foundation. CEO John
Stansfield says ...
Problem Gambling Foundation
A march to highlight concern at substance abuse and problem gambling in Gisborne tomorrow is the third of a series and
is expected to attract a large turnout.
New Zealand Government
Designing a national policy framework to reduce emissions across sectors and gases: New Zealand’s climate change
solution Climate Change and Energy Minister David Parker’s speech notes for the OECD side event, 12 December 2007,
ends