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Scoop Ratings - Diana, Cricket and The Week Ahead
Today's top 20 rating items on Scoop were...
1: Diana's
Death - Unanswered Questions
Remain
John Howard reports that on the second anniversary of Princess Diana's death there remain a number of unanswered questions.
2:
The
Week Ahead: Secrets, Lies, Liquor, Prod
Boards
Scoop is anticipating a big week in Parliament this week with mounting pressure on the government and particularly the Prime Minister, as the opposition mounts an offensive on the Secrets and Lies revelations made by Nicky Hager last week.
3:
The
Sporting Scoop: NZ Win Cricket
Series
An unabashed supporter of British sport reports on a historic victory for NZ cricket and an ignominious defeat for England
4:
Why
New Zealand is so violent
New Zealand will keep its place as the most violent country in the developed world after South Africa until we get full employment, a victim-centred justice system and a vastly improved mental health system, Alliance leader Jim Anderton says.Advertisement - scroll to continue reading
5:
SCP
Interactive: Edge Theory: An All Black
Plane?
"The 747 I'd like to fly the world in [with the All Blacks]" - Kevin Roberts"
6:
Rankin's
Thursday Column Whither the
Bourgeoisie?
We frequently hear these days about the plight of the middle class, or the middle classes. But who are the middle classes? Are they simply those people (or households?) who earn between the median income and the 90th or 95th percentile? Can we really ...
7:
Treat
Spirits the Same: 'Alcohol is
alcohol'
Ahead of Parliament finalising the liquor laws tomorrow (Tuesday 24th), the spirits industry is calling on MPs to reconsider their position on the types of alcohol that may be sold in supermarkets and grocery stores.
8:
Prebble
Only Wgtn. MP To Support Newtown
Hospital
Responding to media requests for his answer to Alliance MP Phillida Bunkle's claim that National would site the new main hospital at Newtown because of his campaign as MP for Wellington Central, Mr Prebble said that there was some truth in her claims.
9:
Prebble
admits using Hospital as election
Football
Despite claims from ACT's Richard Prebble, the Alliance's Hospital Plan ensures Wellington Hospital will not be downsized. It won't be 150 beds short. It will be full sized and it will have full tertiary services. It will be publicly financed and owned and ...
10:
Mad
Max wants to axe four
universities
The Alliance said that Max Bradford's suggestions that only three universities should undertake research means New Zealand would lose the other four.
11:
THE
DAVISON WINEBOX REPORT--- SCOOP FULL
COVERAGE
Scoop formed an early view on Sir Ron's "Smart" transaction on the day he reported back in August 1997.
12:
The
Tragedy Of James Whakaruru
The death of four year old James Whakaruru is a grim reminder of the dangers facing children who grow up in s severely dysfunctional families. In most of these families, education achievement is minimal, violence is rife, drug and alcohol dependency is ...
13:
Scoop
Archive: Winebox Report Will Miss The
Point
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14:
Scoop
Archive: Sir Ron's "Smart" Transaction -
Magnum
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15:
Shipley
Speech - Looking Ahead
Make no mistake, Election '99 is about making the right choice. A choice about leadership, about ideas, about the New Zealand we want to be and about who can deliver.
16:
National
Radio Midday Bulletin
South Auckland Kids - Smacking - IRD - Watson - Quake - Storm - Manukau - Leilani - Cricket
17:
The
Winebox - Who's Responsible? -
Peters
But - as we now know - key elements of the two old parties in Parliament didn't want an inquiry and had everything at their disposal to stop it, including the support of some elitist members of the business world and significant elements of the media, ...
18:
Scoop
Ratings - Weekend Top 20
The top 20 rating stories at the Weekend were...
19:
Winebox
allegations not upheld
The 1999 election is shaping up to be the most open and exciting in the last 30 years. If the TV One poll was correct, then last Saturday the country would have elected an ACT/National majority.
20:
It's
Human Rights Jim, But Not As You Know
It
Libertarianz have offered to put one of their own spokesmen into the position of Human Rights Commissioner. Jim Anderton was worried yesterday that National might replace the Human Rights Commissioner with one of their flunkies, so this should ...
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