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Remnants of the Saddam Hussein regime and other terrorists are working to undermine Iraq's move towards democratic
government, but they will not succeed, President Bush told the 85th annual American Legion convention in St. Louis,
Missouri, August 26.
Symantec, the world leader in Internet security, today announced that it has upgraded the W32.Welchia.Worm from a Level
2 to a Level 4 threat. Symantec is receiving reports of severe disruptions on the internal networks of large enterprises
caused by ICMP ...
1. Hon ROGER SOWRY (Deputy Leader—NZ National) to the Prime Minister: Does she stand by the statement in the Department
of Prime Minister and Cabinet foreshore and seabed pamphlet that says that the Mâori Land Court would be able to
consider fully the ...
Go to Google , type "ROTK Trailer" into the box and click the "I am feeling lucky" button.
Summary: Never previously in modern human history has Mars been as bright or as close to Earth as tonight. Look for it
in the night sky, as it will be easily recognized by its red tinge. As with all planets, its light will also stand out
from the background ...
BANGKOK, Thailand -- Reeling from bomb blasts, U.S. sanctions and demands to free Aung San Suu Kyi from detention,
Burma has suddenly changed its secretive leadership, promoting its crafty intelligence chief to become prime minister.
Israel/Palestinians, Department, Mexico, Colombia, North Korea, Iran, Russia, India, Liberia, Libya, Iraq, Burma, Rwanda
The Green Party is challenging Commerce Minister Lianne Dalziel to extend the tariff freeze, in the wake of the record
July trade deficit announced today.
In mid-June, F.B.I. director Robert Mueller III and several senior agents in the bureau received a group of about 20
visitors in a briefing room of the J. Edgar Hoover Building in Washington, D.C.
The recent detention of around 42 social activists and human rights defenders in Saravena, department of Arauca, 28 of
whom remain under arrest, appears to be part of an on-going coordinated campaign to undermine the work of trade
unionists and ...
"After twelve years in the employment wilderness the union group at TSB Bank has grown strong enough to initiate
bargaining for a collective employment agreement," said Geraldine Molloy, National Organiser for the bank workers'
union, Finsec.
Employment and Social Development Minister Steve Maharey today announced a doubling from next year in the number of
Gateway schools, giving students a head start into work.
Publication of this story marks a watershed in American political history. It is offered freely for publication in full
or part on any and all internet forums, blogs and noticeboards. All other media are also encouraged to utilise material.
Readers ...
Questions to Ministers 1. MARC ALEXANDER to the Minister of Justice: Is he satisfied that the Sentencing Act 2002 and
the Parole Act 2002 are working in the best interests of the victims of crime and the safety of the community as a
whole?
The latest National Bank Business Outlook showing a third consecutive increase in headline confidence and a rebound to
net 26 per cent positive in the own activity indicator is reassuring, Finance Minister Michael Cullen said today.
Dr Robert Anderson, a NZ-based scientist writes: "For decades the genetic engineering (GE) biotechnology PR campaign has
worked overtime to hoodwink ministers and public into believing that this technology offers bonanzas for New Zealand. It
is a moral, ...
ACT New Zealand Rural Affairs Spokesman Gerry Eckhoff today predicted that it would not be long before the Labour
Government backed-down over the proposed Flatulence Tax, in light of Climate Change Convenor Pete Hodgson's behaviour in
Parliament today.
Shell New Zealand said today it was reluctantly raising petrol and diesel prices, as a result of international market
movements, however, Shell is giving customers until 8pm tonight (Thursday) to fill up at prevailing prices.
Sometimes, what is obvious to some remains invisible to others. Why this is so usually involves matters of preconceived
beliefs.
Scoop is delighted to present to Frodo and Bilbo Baggin’s house in the Waikato – Bag End. Now we are getting magical….
The government is to invite industry to establish a group to plan for the roll-out of digital television in New Zealand,
Broadcasting Minister Steve Maharey and Associate Minister of Communications David Cunliffe said today.
United Nations duty stations around the world organized silent marches today in memory of their colleagues and friends
who were killed, and in solidarity with those who were injured, in the terrorist attack on UN headquarters in Baghdad
last week.
In This Edition: Bigger Than Watergate! - How To Rig An Election In The United States - Fantasy vs Reality - How We
Discovered The Backdoor - Evidence Of Motive - Evidence Of Opportunity - Evidence Of Method - Evidence Of Prior Conduct
- Consistent Unexplained ...
Media coverage of the Corngate select committee inquiry continues to fascinate - and to offer the Opposition a priceless
platform from which to embarrass the government. In Parliament yesterday National's Nick Smith yesterday tabled a
December 2000 memo ...
''I don’t want the story saying the e-voting industry is in trouble and decided to hire a lobbying firm to take care of
their problem for them.'' - ITAA's Harris Miller 22nd August 2003
Talofa lava, Malo e lelei, Malo Ni, Kia Orana, Bula Vinaka, Fakalofa Atu, Kia Ora and Good Evening everyone.
Special Report: UN Mission in Sierra Leone supports reconciliation and reconstruction efforts in Liberia - UN Envoy
Alan Doss
On Friday Aug. 22, a meeting was held. David Allen, publisher of Black Box Voting attended this meeting, which was a
private teleconference among voting industry insiders that was supposed to be secret. He obtained a transcript and a
document.
The fart tax on pastoral farming and Labour's appropriation of forest-owners' carbon credits is just the start of the
Government's Kyoto rorts, ACT New Zealand Deputy Leader Ken Shirley said today.
Mark Parker was a friend of mine. He was not a close friend. He was one of those people that you always were grateful to
see propped up at the bar. He had a lovely friendly face and a ready laugh.