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Imagine you wake up from a coma and you learn that 11 months ago, an "Attack on America" destroyed some significant
buildings, killed 3,000 people and forced a war against terrorism. You switch on the news and see pictures of
Afghanistan, Iraq, Israel, ...
Who was the “dickhead” that organised tomorrow’s National Penis Day? An AIDS Foundation gimmick, the point of it all is
to provide a fun way to promote a serious issue, men’s health - particularly men’s sexual health according to AIDS
Foundation Executive ...
1. PAUL ADAMS to the Minister of Justice: Is it the Government's policy to support the multi-agency approach adopted in
Taranaki to combat the supply of alcohol to those aged under 18 by retailers, parents and other adults?
Saudi Sheikh Khalid bin Mahfouz, an Osama bin Laden benefactor, has laundered money into tax-exempt U.S. entities for
years as a foreign financier of terrorism. But a new 9/11 lawsuit is thrusting Mahfouz’s latent past business links to
George W. ...
Come Fly With Me? A Saudi Flying Instructor Who Died Mysteriously On May 8 Had The Same Name as Two 9/11 Hijackers Who
Lived At The Same U.S. Naval Air Base
1. Rt Hon. WINSTON PETERS (Leader--NZ First) to the Minister of Immigration: How does New Zealand's health screening of
refugees, asylum seekers, and immigrants for HIV/AIDS and infectious diseases compare with other migrant receiving
countries?
Curtin detention centre, in Australia's remote north-west, was the scene of riots at the weekend, and the authorities
are still trying to calm the situation down. As the press and media people don’t have access to cover the inside
situation, the ...
The Mild Greens say Parliament's conservative anti-cannabis MPs, such as NZ First's Craig McNair, are demonstrating
pig-ignorance about criminalisation-related harm, and the legitimate case for cannabis law reform.
The New Zealand AIDS Foundation today expressed exasperation that it was being blocked from erecting billboards that
feature (non-erect) men’s penises to mark National Penis Day this coming Thursday 5th September. Foundation Executive
Director, Kevin ...
In This Edition: Incorrect Headline - David Millar Offline - Try Living In Israel - Bill English Criticises Fathers -
Think Again Bill And Co – Bill English Needs Educating
like so many others, as I got to understand more of the world my views changed. As Winston Churchill once said "If a man
is not a socialist by the time he is 20, he has no heart. If he is not a conservative by the time he is 40, he has no
brain." ...
HEADER NOTE FROM THE AUTHOR: I have compiled a list of relevant questions on 9/11 taken from a recent post asking DUers
to list their favourites. In addition, some DUers provided lists of questions posted on other sites which I have
included here. ...
With National Penis Day looming tomorrow, the AIDS Foundation is reminding media of key points about the campaign and
the day:
Coca-cola Company in Plachimada, Kerala has devastated the Livelihood Resources of the Tribals, Dalit Landless, Small
and Marginal Farmers of the State of Kerala.
This timeline dispels the notion that theorists on 9/11 are working on the basis of supposition and prejudice, it shows
clearly that unanswered questions relating to 911 are probably the most vital issue currently facing the people of this
planet.
In Parliament today, Green MP Sue Bradford asked the Minister of Social Services and Employment,' What is the Government
doing to end regional and ethnic disparities in the delivery of the Special Benefit?'
New Zealand First MP Peter Brown has encouraged the Film and Literature Board of Review to ban the controversial films
‘Baise Moi’, ‘Visitor Q’ and ‘Bully’.
Private Training Establishments are being invited to apply for additional funding to teach programmes next year that
fill important niches in New Zealand’s tertiary education system.
New Zealand's taxpayers have a lot of mouths to feed according to statistics contained in the State Services Commission
briefing papers to incoming Ministers released today. The National Party spokesperson on State Services, Murray McCully
says the papers ...
Some years are special. This one's been special for me. Last New Year's Eve, I said to my wife Simone: "This year we're
going to really see some changes." I meant changes on the farm we'd bought in Chertsey, and some alterations to our ...
Within a few months, the events of Sept. 11th, 2001 became but an echo of the events that followed. War in Afghanistan,
anthrax, unprecedented powers of detention: the public mind moves from one shock to another, appearing to accept the
government’s ...
Dr Bronwyn Hayward has resigned to pursue a new career opportunity in children's and educational media, Broadcasting
Minister Steve Maharey said today.
The New Zealand AIDS Foundation would like to know what’s up
I stand here today proud to be the 80th New Zealand woman to be admitted to this House of Representatives. Many of the
women who have preceded me, particularly those early pioneers, have been women with great courage and passion and
despite personal ...
For all those who are in this House today, I congratulate you and look forward to working with you - or against you -
for the betterment of our great little nation. Agreeing on the "how" is the ongoing challenge.
State Services Minister Trevor Mallard today released the briefing paper provided to him by the State Services
Commissioner.
H.E. Choi Sung-hong Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade of the Republic of Korea
My introduction is by way of appeal to the Board to act to ensure that this pernicious production is either
substantially cut or banned because the availability of the publication is likely to be injurious to the public good.
Child, Youth and Family is this afternoon taking High Court legal action to halt the further sale of assets by
Northland’s Te Hauora O Te Tai Tokerau (THOTT) and to freeze the trust’s bank accounts, says Social Services and
Employment Minister ...
Thank you for coming today. New Zealand and the United States are, in the words of Secretary of State Colin Powell,
“very, very, very good friends”.