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Scoop's top 20 rating items over the last 36 hours were...
1: Mark
Peck Said the 'M' Word
Despite his reluctance to now admit it, Labour's biotechnology spokesperson Mark Peck said the 'M' word last week. And in doing so he has heralded a major, and rather embarrassing U-turn for Labour's policy on genetic engineering.
Speech by Labour finance spokesperson Michael Cullen to KPMG Contrary to the hopes of some, the fears of others, and the expectations of many, tax has not emerged as one of the two or three leading issues of the 1999 election. Insofar as it has had ...
3:
Media
Hype No Cure For Cancer
The New Zealand distributor of a green-lipped mussel extract being touted as a possible cancer cure has halted distribution after recognising that claims made in promotional material far outstrip any evidence from research and are in breach of the Medicines ...
4:
Balkans
Editorial: Teach Your Children
Well
Scoop's Alastair Thompson analyses the latest developments in the Kosovo tragedy, and argues peace is not a two way street..
5:
NZers
Move To Put MPs On Employment
Contracts
1.Media Release 2.Copy of letter sent to MPs (that accompanied M-Pact employment contract) 3.Copy of letter sent to election candidates (that accompanied M-Pact employment contract) 4.Logo (attached logo.tiff).
6:
Censor
Censured Over R-16 For South
Park
“It this is Bill Hastings’s image of New Zealand the way he wants it, he can get himself another job. New Zealanders are not interested in promoting the pornographic perversity and incessant obscenities and blasphemies contained, in what must be, ...
7:
SCP
Interactive: Edge Theory: An All Black
Plane?
"The 747 I'd like to fly the world in [with the All Blacks]" - Kevin Roberts"
8:
Put
up or shut up - Dame Margaret
Labour internal affairs spokesperson Trevor Mallard has expressed his sorrow at the approach used by the chair of the Fire Service Commission Dame Margaret Bazley.
9:
Power
Price Negotiations Presser - Winston
Peters
At New Zealand First's recent convention I urged all political parties to make MMP work for the New Zealand people.
10:
Bradford
Dismayed At Peters' Wearisome
Tactics
Enterprise and Commerce Minister Max Bradford says he is deeply dismayed at Mr Peters' wearisome political tactics.
11:
National
Radio 8am Bulletin
Indian Train Smash - Magic Mussels - Electricity Regulation - WINZ - Rugby
12:
The
Listener
Editorial: Fashion Shows - Politics: WINZ Some Lose Some - Middle Class Burden - The Price Of Fame - Gone Bush - Blues Brothers - Share And Share Alike - The Silent Death
13:
Funmail:
Would You Adam And Eve It?
WOULD YOU ADAM AND EVE IT? FUNMAIL POSTPONES FLOAT AND ACCEPTS KNOCK-OUT EDEN OFFER
14:
Winston
Proves Again He Can't Be Trusted -
ACT
ACT Finance spokesman Rodney Hide said today that it was no surprise Winston Peters had backed out of supporting Max Bradford on his bungled electricity reforms.
15:
Cullen
Wrong On Tax, Again -
Young
“Cullen’s attempts to down-play the importance of the tax issue shows that Labour is running scared on this issue. Their polls tell them that Labour has mis-judged the mood of the electorate on tax. Labour MPs fail to understand that no-one likes ...
16:
Sunday
News
Lomu On The Market - Paul Holmes - Bolger Bankruptcy - All Black Promo Row - Marcus Lush - America's Cup Stunt
17:
Future
Of Lines Legislation Yet To Be
Decided
The future of the Commerce (Controlled Goods and Services) Bill is yet to be decided, Enterprise and Commerce Minister Max Bradford said today.
Fire Service - Fashion - Leniency For TV Man - Democracy - WINZ - Male Teachers - Greymouth Police - Tax And Growth - Liquor and much much more….
19:
Strike
at Fisher and Paykel
One of the largest picket-lines to be seen in recent years is demonstrating outside Auckland’s Fisher and Paykel whiteware factory.
20:
The
Dominion
Magic Mussels - Dad Power - Indian Train Smash - WestpacTrust - Electricity - Teenage Breakfasts - Political Headlines
Alastair Thompson
Scoop Publisher
Alastair Thompson is the co-founder of Scoop. He is of Scottish and Irish extraction and from Wellington, New Zealand. Alastair has 24 years experience in the media, at the Dominion, National Business Review, North & South magazine, Straight Furrow newspaper and online since 1997. He is the winner of several journalism awards for business and investigative work.
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Ian Powell: Policy Vacuum Enables For-profit Corporate General Practice Ownership By Stealth
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Peter Dunne: MPs Unusually Quiet On Pay Rise
Ian Powell: Cuba And New Zealand: A Relationship Worthy Of Strengthening
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