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GOOD DAY MEDIAPHILES ... so we skittle Pakistan for 104, both our openers get centuries and it's all on for young and
old - and the drought breaks over Hamilton. Bugger.
CRAIG DOUGLAS MCMILLAN earned immortality this afternoon with a once-in-a-lifetime display of scintillating shot-making
that saw him score a world record 26 runs in one over that he smashed out of the ordinary and into the annals of
cricketing legend.
Attorney General Margaret Wilson in the house yesterday speaking in the third reading debate of her Relationships
Property Bill.
Enthusiasm in Russell is getting fired up as people realise the benefits that the Russell Peninsula Kiwi Recovery
project will have for the community.
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.
The discovery of what is thought to be the largest Koi carp every caught in Northland is the cause of serious concern
for Department of Conservation staff.
New Zealand’s Black Caps have won the second test vs Pakistan by an innings and 185 runs after a batting collapse by the
Pakistan side this afternoon in Hamilton.
We are starting to acknowledge that suicide is a topic that must be discussed and discussed openly. But in New Zealand
almost all the media references are to youth suicide. However in 1998 - the latest year for which New Zealand suicide
statistics ...
"ACT Leader Hon Richard Prebble said he was not surprised at the decision by the Registrar of Electors to take no action
against Alliance MP Phillida Bunkle, as I know of no case in this country where the Registrar has ever referred a
wrongful ...
The Minister of Local Government Hon Sandra Lee has welcomed the election of a new Mayor and councillors for the Rodney
District Council, almost a year after she replaced the previous councillors with a Commissioner.
12: TV3 News
Phillida Bunkle Cleared – Yellow Ribbon Windfall – Prime News Closes In Chch – President Bush Under Fire On Climate –
Relationship Property Law Changes – Monteiths – Overstayers Amnesty – Coup Leaders Unwelcome In US - Oklahoma Bombing
Corrective Party Leader Sister Raptophilia SM has, today, urged MPs to crack down on lewd displays at Easter time:
NORML New Zealand is proud to present "J DAY", a global celebration of cannabis culture that has grown to include over
130 cities around the world.
It's been years since Subaru launched the WRX and the latest all-new version has been eagerly anticipated. But all
would agree, it is a very different car from its predecessor. The big question is - will the punters buy it?
Increased payments for beneficiaries, student allowance recipients, superannuiants and veterans and the abolition of the
work-for-the dole scheme take effect from today.
“Phil Goff should listen carefully and take advice rather than dish it out when he meets with the Bush administration to
discuss Kyoto protocol matters,” says ACT Deputy Leader Ken Shirley.
It’s now a month since New Zealanders ceased to be de facto Australians, free to attain the status of “permanent
residents” simply by setting foot across the Tasman and doing time. In his debut Scoop column Jimmy Solen rings the
changes.
NZ On Air has announced funding for the return of three established television favourites, confirming Billy T James is
as much a New Zealand television icon as the Young Farmer of the Year.
In a combined announcement in Los Angeles, Wellington and New York City, Mark Burnett, founder and Executive Producer of
Eco-Challenge; Jim Anderton, New Zealand’s Deputy Prime Minister and Gordon Beck, SVP Sports and Production at USA
Network stated today ...
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