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The following email, urging women to get their Christine Rankin styled glad rags on in support of women workers, is
doing the rounds across the country. Meanwhile, broadcasters Robert Rakete and James Coleman both donned Rankinesque
dangly earings ...
GOOD DAY MEDIAPHILES ... Most of the court cases we televise just aren't that interesting as news television. Seriously,
when was the last time you saw an Employment Court case on TV? But this one, with spin doctors shadowing both sides and
the plaintiff ...
Subversive Art #3 Eliminate Her , coming to an inbox near you.
National has offered the Labour Government support in order to progress the recommendation by the board of Air New
Zealand that Singapore Airlines should be allowed to increase its shareholding in Air New Zealand.
Green Party Youth Affairs Spokesperson Nandor Tanczos today said the police had blown an opportunity to educate young
people about the risks of drug abuse by strip searching five students on suspicion of possessing cannabis.
As Foreign Minister Phil Goff sounds off about the handing over of European war criminal Slobodan Milosevic on the TV
news tonight, please spare a thought for a news event of considerable more import, far closer to home.
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Four more photos of the magical lake Ohau area from Norman Mackay .
Reading the headlines in the papers lately, C.D. Sludge has been rather surprised to read, over and over again, reports
appearing to indicate that the NZ economy is AOK, hunky-dory, in short, a box of birds. It isn't.
"Brawling in the House over 'sexism' is sickening," says Libertarianz associate spokesman for deregulation of Welfare,
Lindsay Mitchell. "Not least because we tax-payers are forced to fund this shrill debate. Sexism is not the issue - its
...
Yesterday I was a tad under the weather from staying up very late the night before, talking & quaffing with friends into the wee hours. It was one of those "meaning of life" conversations, with some good-natured
sparring punctuating its more ...
Student debt will cripple the economy within the next two decades unless the government moves with some urgency to
address the increased financial burden that has been placed on students over the past decade according to Chris Hipkins,
President of the Victoria ...
Next Friday at The Embassy Wellington band Ebb plan to put the proverbial rocket up the local arts scene with their
multimedia extravaganza Plush Bomb... An all night party, in the divine purpose built party palace the Embassy movie
theatre.
Your analysis rightly shows exactly what is happening. We are working out at the gym and on a crash diet at the same
time.
SCOOP NEWS ANALYSIS - British Foreign Secretary, Robin Cook's, arrival in New Zealand prior to September's APEC forum
caused Thailand Foreign Ministry official, Kobsak Chitikul, to ask, "Why is Mr Robin Cook here?" Britain is not a member
...
A two day conference on cleaner vehicle emmissions "New Zealand Road to Cleaner Air" commencing today may consider the
implementation of horticulturally derived fuels such as bio-diesel made from cannabis-hemp.
Probation Workers – GDP – Montana Wines – Christine Rankin - Milosevic Extradition – Powell In Middle East – Microsoft
Case – Knifing – Dannevirke Burglaries – Strip Search – Safer Cars – Climate Change – Foreign Policy School
Press Briefing by Secretary of State Colin L. Powell Aboard Aircraft en route Borg El-Arab, Egypt
"There have been mass suspensions in the Community Probation Service this morning," said PSA national secretary Richard
Wagstaff. "We are appalled that the Probation Service has taken this aggressive approach, provoking yet another day of
industrial ...
Today's questions of the day concerned: Christine Rankin – Secondary School Leavers – Christine Rankin And The PM –
Wellington Police Numbers – NZ Post – Police Cars – DHB Funding – Border Control Measures – Court Fees – Child Labour –
Knowledge Economy ...
The Maori Affairs select committee has delivered a strong attack on the failure of the government's Closing the Gaps
programme, in its supplementary estimates report to Parliament yesterday.
Libertarianz Leader Peter Cresswell expressed disgust today at the ignorance of the Chief Commissar of the Human Wrongs
Commissariat, politically correct appointee Rosslyn Noonan, who claims: "Access to the telecommunications network is a
human right."
"The zero March quarter gross domestic product result is disappointing, but is also three months out of date," Finance
Minister Michael Cullen said today.
Greenpeace to Japan: ”Do the Right Thing” (and New Zealand too, Please) Auckland 28 June 2001 - Greenpeace called on
Japan to reaffirm its commitment to climate protection, by clearly indicating that it would ratify the Kyoto Protocol;
and to clearly distance ...
The opprobrium heaped onto the 2001 Tax Review committee for suggesting a home ownership tax was so loud and so
righteous that it pre-empted any reasonable public debate on both that issue and the other issues raised by the
taskforce.
Opposition leader Jenny Shipley is being accused of hysterical haste to sell out New Zealand's flag carrier.
Today's GDP result, showing no economic growth whatsoever for the March quarter, confirms the economy is being
transformed in the wrong direction National's Finance spokesman Bill English said today.
Montana Decision Good For The Sharemarket – Franks - Gosche Proposes Tougher Car Safety Rules - Student Debt Spiralling
Out Of Control - Nats Offer Labour Support For Air NZ Deal - Submission Opposing Snooping Bill - Mapp Demystifies Goff’s
Creative ...
Treasury has today confirmed that the government would have to borrow most of the contributions to the Superfund over
the next five years.
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