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New Zealand Government
The shambles in National under its leader John Key continues this week with the release of a fourth leaked National
Party policy.
New Idea Magazine
Cover Story: Kate's Shame - Why Wills Can't Marry Her; Mahe Drysdale's Bittersweet Bronze; Katie Fears For Her Life;
Dumped Over Children; Our Marriage Won't Die; Real Life - Cosmetic Surgery
The Scoop Team
Video, audio and images of businessman Owen Glenn's evidence before the NZ Parliament Privileges Committee at 3.45pm
today on the subject of his $100,000 donation towards the legal costs of Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters' 2005
election petition ...
Unite Union
A Kaiapoi McDonald's worker was recently awarded $15,000 after her employer was found by the Employment Relations
Authority to have constructively dismissed their 18 year old employee, Chantelle Coup, after she joined the union. They
were also ...
New Zealand Government
Environment Minister Trevor Mallard helps clean up the beach during Seaweek
Green Party
The Green Party is calling on AgResearch to publicly release photographs of deformed calves so the public can see
downsides of genetic engineering as well as hearing and reading the Crown Research Institute's spin.
Syed Akbar Kamal
Darpan-The Mirror: Nicky, when did your journey begin in the journalism field and your foray into investigative
journalism?
Touring Musicians
Kylie fans have shown just how excited they are about her first ever Auckland concert, snapping up all of the Vector
Arena tickets in just 19 minutes this morning.
Julie Webb-Pullman
Ike has sliced through Cuba like the Grim Reaper's scythe, savaging crops desperately-needed to feed the scores of
thousands left homeless and hungry by his siblings Gustav and Hanna. This terrible trio, two category fours and a
tropical storm all within eight ...
New Zealand Government
Straying from a prepared speech, John Key has told one audience the he would abolish the Families Commission and when
caught out today, changed his tune said Ruth Dyson, Minister for Social Development.
Office of the Clerk
1. JOHN KEY to the Prime Minister: Does she stand by her statement in July regarding Rt Hon Winston Peters “I’ve made it
clear all the way through this round of allegations that I accept an honourable member’s word as his bond unless I have
reason to doubt ...
Alt TV
On Let's be Frank tonight Oliver Driver talks to 7-time 'British Journalist of the Year' award winner, Robert Fisk,
about the one issue few NZ journalists have actually asked him about - Israel.
Scoop Audio
PM's Presser 08 September 2008
New Zealand First Party
An Iraqi refugee convicted of raping a Lower Hutt schoolgirl must not under any circumstances be allowed to remain in
New Zealand, says New Zealand First associate immigration spokesman Peter Brown.
Scoop Audio
KiwiFM: Wallace & Manning discuss how 3News will hold a Telethon called Big Night In from June 20-21 09. It plans to raise $2 million for
the Kids Can charitable trust for shoes and socks, raincoats, and food for school kids who need help.
The Family Party
Richard Lewis Speech To ‘NZ Forum On The Family’ 8 September 2008 Kia ora ladies and gentlemen, On behalf of the Family
Party, I want to thank you for this opportunity to bring something of our message to you today. It’s great to see so
many people ...
Scoop Audio
95bFM Audio : Mikey Havoc talks to Prime Minister Helen Clark about India's nuclear deal and our role in the Nuclear
Suppliers Group, Iran, the Electoral Finance Act, Lord Ashcroft and the National Party, state funding for political
parties, NZ First ...
Electoral Commission
The Electoral Commission met this afternoon (8 Sep '08) and considered formal correspondence from the president of New
Zealand First in respect of the party's annual donation returns for 2005, 2006, and 2007.
Pattrick Smellie
I spent part of Father’s Day shooting children, including one of my own. It was a lot of fun, and something important
was firmly established. That is: if children were to declare war on adults, the adults would win. I also got a fellow
member of ...
New Zealand Government
National’s leaked Research, Science and Technology policy will cause considerable damage to innovation in New Zealand
and is a giant leap backwards, says Research, Science and Technology Minister Pete Hodgson.
Christchurch City Council
The first lot of Godwits from Alaska arrived at Christchurch’s Avon-Heathcote estuaries almost two weeks early; their
arrival on Sunday afternoon coinciding with the start of the Conservation Week (September 7-14).
Family First
Family First NZ is welcoming comments made by National leader John Key at the Forum on the Family in Auckland yesterday
that National will listen to the results of a Referendum on the anti-smacking law.
New Zealand Association Of Optometrists
New Zealand optometrists have added another concern to the list of issues with the so-called “eco-bulb”.
Radio Active
Ever wanted to make your own video to your favourite song? Be a music video star? Call the shots in your own slice of
cinematic history? Or announce your arrival to the world of filmmaking covered in the glory of the coveted Golden
Jandal?
NIWA
Another tagged New Zealand great white shark has migrated to the Great Barrier Reef off Australia – 1 of nine sharks to
be satellite tagged this year.
Agenda
RAWDON Forty seven years old Shane Jones Labour List MP Shane Jones has already been picked out by a pundit as a
potential future leader of Labour, his rank of 16 on the party's list shows that in three years in parliament he has
made a huge impact, ...
NZ Bloodstock
The first juvenile race of the new season kicked off the Karaka Million contest in fine style on Saturday, with two
Karaka Million eligible youngsters providing the quinella.
New Zealand Alliance Party
The Alliance Party has congratulated young worker Chantelle Coup and the Unite Union for gaining $15,000 compensation
following her constructive dismissal from a McDonalds restaurant in Kaiapoi.
Steven Rosenfeld
The states are swapping data files to find duplicate names, but civil rights attorneys say they are not following
federal law to remove them.
Workers Party of New Zealand
Teacher and Workers Party candidate for Christchurch East Paul Hopkinson says he should have the same right to stand for
parliament as anyone else The candidate, who has stood in previous elections, could be prevented from standing because
of ...