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Who’s sharper: cats or dogs? This posse of pooches, their nature denied by their nurture, are in a bit of a quandary.
The free spirited feline, as all good cats should, wastes no time rubbing their noses in it. Cats: 1 - Dogs: 0
Just over a week ago, Opposition leader Jenny Shipley suggested that New Zealand could solve some of its problems by
raising the birth rate. While her idea made a lot of sense to professional demographers, it was met with derision in the
editorial ...
Researchers for this story have been constantly frustrated at the mixture of deviousness and / or ignorance of people
you would expect to know the answers to basic and relevant questions.
Today's questions of the day concerned: The Economy – NZ Post Vs Prebble – Future Of Rail Transport – Foot and Mouth
Disease – Innovation In Environmental Protection – NZ Post’s “Natural Market” – Hosting Disarmament Conference – Rural
Access To Medical ...
In this edition: Whose Treason? – Shooting The Messenger
Today's questions of the day concerned: NZ Post’s Privacy – Party Hopping Bill – Mick Brown Report On CYFS – Dumping
Skyhawks – Treaty Settlements – Emergency Unemployment Benefit – Security Regulation Changes – Australian/Kiwi Welfare
Agreement – School ...
Today's editorial was a cinch. All I had to do was copy & paste a magnificent letter written to the Minister of Police. Its writer forwarded it to me & said I could use it as I saw fit. It is self-contained & self-explanatory. I commend ...
2000 Human rights reports now available
More images from Saturday's Cuba Street Carnival parade in Wellington.
I agree entirely with this article. I started my law studies at Otago University in 1990. A friend and I have tried to
track down fellow students from the early 1990s (namely from our University Hostel). Information appears that we are the
only ones ...
Twenty-seven sharp things you wish you could say at work, but which, for the sake of discretion and harmonious relations
with your colleagues , you probably won’t….
Wairarapa farmer Gavin McLachlan opened his neolithic-style stone circle to the public on Sunday, to raise funds for the
Wairarapa museum and art gallery.
Nominations closed at the end of last year for the fourth annual Roger Award for the worst transnational corporation
operating in New Zealand in 2000, organised by GATT Watchdog and the Campaign Against Foreign Control of Aotearoa
(CAFCA).
Thursday 1 March 2001 Auckland - Greenpeace welcomes Restaurant Brands New Zealand Limited (1) announcement in its 2000
Annual Report that it will be working with its suppliers to eliminate any remaining genetically engineered material from
all its ...
1. Hon BILL ENGLISH to the Minister of Finance: Does he stand by his answer to the House on 20 February that he would
expect the confidentiality of State-owned enterprise business plans to be honoured?
The fact that the University of Canterbury is pursuing a $100 000 000 loan is an indication of the failure of the
Tertiary Minister, Steve Maharey, to properly address the funding crisis plaguing the Tertiary sector, say the
University of Canterbury ...
CYF Review – Foot And Mouth – Lundy Denied Bail – Party Hopping – Wheelibin Ride – Fiji Constitutional Case – British
Rail Crash – Seattle Earthquake - Road Safety Review – Makara Fire – Mururoa Atoll – Searchers – Drugs Trial
Images from Saturday's Cuba Street Carnival parade.
SUVA (Pasifik Nius): Three High Court judges will reportedly resign if the Fiji Court of Appeal rules tomorrow that the
1999 multiracial Constitution has been abrogated, the Daily Post reports.
With the announcement of the Department of Conservation Policy Statement on Deer Control, The Minister of Conservation,
Hon Sandra Lee has totally ignored the views of the general public and hunters in particular.