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Believe it or not, there's a place in the Sheeple's Republic of Aotearoa where the only pro-freedom political party,
Libertarianz, is the most popular, with 69% support. Labour & the Alliance languish at 3% & 1% respectively. Libertarianz leader, ...
Isle Of Man is lifted by the Hikitia Isle Of Man Mid Air Flying Olympic with the Hikitia crane The BT Challenge yachts
on land
Images from the Davos World Economic Forum Indymedia website. See... http://davos.indymedia.org/
In this edition: Dubya’s Storm Arrives On Time
GOOD DAY MEDIAPHILES ... and a Happy New Year. Since we last communed over the ether I've circumnavigated the South
Island - well, the bottom half anyway.
If pakeha New Zealander's took the time to learn their own history and what happened to their ancestors, they might
better understand where Maori are coming from and the Waitangi Day celebrations might not be the fiasco that it has
become. John Howard ...
7: TV3 News
Eruption – Auckland Copter Crash – Willis Payout – Kirsty Bentley – Auckland Murder – Body Found – Margaret Baxter –
Child Murder Accused Named – Too Much Coke – PM’S Waitangi Plans – GG Out – Nobodies High
* JOHN HARTIGAN'S bold move, as Australian News Limited chief, to give the multi-million dollar go-ahead to free
afternoon tabloid commuter newspapers in Melbourne and possibly Sydney, is a stunning commercial attack against rival
John Fairfax Holdings, and ...
Chris Ruka the chairman of the controversial Kohuiarau Parliment has resigned, citing dissatisfaction with "advisors"
who make decisions for the Parliament, and who have "scant knowledge of Tikanga Maori".
The following pictures show the inside of the set for the town of Bree from the Lord of The Rings Trilogy which began
shooting in New Zealand yesterday under the direction of Peter Jackson.
In this era of globalisation, national boundaries are no barrier to the transmission of money and knowledge, right?
Further, flows of people are, very slowly, starting to reflect the new reality of a single planet-wide economy. So why
is it then so ...
And Another thing that is mysterious is money. In so many different ways.
The National Organisation for the Reform of Marijuana Laws today issued a health warning that marijuana sprayed by the
Police with a deadly poison is being sold in Auckland.
Following the BSE mad cow scare in Europe, Germans are panicking over meat alternatives as first beef, then sausage, and
now pork, is off the menu after officials discovered last week that millions of Bavarian pigs have for years been
fattened with the help ...
The PSA today said it was buoyed by - and supportive of – comments by the State Services Minister, Trevor Mallard on
performance pay in the public sector.
National’s Education spokesperson Nick Smith today joined concerned teachers, principals and parents in condemning the
Youth Affairs Minister’s comments over softening cannabis laws.
The first series of "Survivor" has just won the People's Choice award for best reality based tv show. "Zooality tv"
seems like a more appropriate term for placing people in a constrained situation in full public view and then watching
...
The Mild Greens say that the bad news from Shangai Science Conference on Global Climate Change shows urgent work is
needed to reverse the effects of "human activity" over the last 50 or so years.
Artists working as part of the Stone Symposium at Frank Kitts Park on Wellington’s Waterfront were out early this
morning, after last night’s rain cleared to reveal a chilly, gloomy Wellington morning.
It is a disgrace that Government departments are forcing territorial soldiers out of their jobs for serving their
country and securing peace in the region, National's Defence spokesperson Dr Wayne Mapp said today.