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New plan to cut off smokers in bars

Bars and eating places would be forced to segregate smokers and keep at least half of their public space smoke-free under a proposed law. The half-way smoking ban in pubs and restaurants is a new compromise on a total prohibition proposed last year by Labour and...


The day the calendar stopped

The surfing calendar pinned to Matthew Taylor's bedroom wall still hangs open at May 2000. "He wasn't here to turn it over, so we just haven't...

NZ man dies in avalanche

A New Zealand man has died after being caught in an avalanche while snowboarding in France. Trevor Hales, a 29-year-old formerly of Whangaparaoa,...

New Zealand News

Life pushing 5-year-old into violence

Capital control tower also out of action

Safety on bendy bus 'like Russian roulette'

First Ansett jet flies through test

Mad cow blame put on antelope

Contentious words may go from Anzac exhibition

Crime scene: Missing Hamilton man a concern

 

World News


Pressure pays off: drug firms quit case

Srebrenica leader faces accusers

Return of EP-3 high on US-Sino agenda

Dioxin fears put out flames from foot-and-mouth pyres

Boy forced to kill dad

British first to outlaw human cloning

Icy plan to quench drought in Pakistan

Business News


Analysts tip further rate cuts

US Fed slams market bears back in cage

Indranet finishes short of target

Parties remain in mobile talks

Dialogue:
Why the mega merger is good for New Zealand

Affco shareholders given warning of poor result

No fallout yet from Aussie banks' problems


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Gordon Campbell: On The Skycity Convention Center Blowout & A Negative MBIE Review

If the government really did have good tidings of great joy you can bet it wouldn’t be strewing them about at Christmas time – which is, traditionally, the dumping ground for terrible news that the government fervently hopes the public will be too distracted to notice. And so verily this Christmas Eve we learn of (a) the explosion of costs to the taxpayer... More>>

Syed Atiq ul Hassan: Eye-Opener For Islamic Community

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Jonathan Cook: US Feels The Heat On Palestine Vote At UN

The floodgates have begun to open across Europe on recognition of Palestinian statehood. On 12 December the Portuguese parliament became the latest European legislature to call on its government to back statehood, joining Sweden, Britain, Ireland, France ... More>>

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Fightback: MANA Movement Regroups, Call For Mana Wahine Policy

In the wake of this years’ electoral defeat, the MANA Movement is regrouping. On November 29th, Fightback members attended a Members’ Hui in Tāmaki/Auckland, with around 70 attending from around the country. More>>

Ramzy Baroud: The Mockingjay Of Palestine: “If We Burn, You Burn With Us”

Raed Mu’anis was my best friend. The small scar on top of his left eyebrow was my doing at the age of five. I urged him to quit hanging on a rope where my mother was drying our laundry. He wouldn’t listen, so I threw a rock at him. More>>

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Don Franks: Future Of Work Commission: Labour's Shrewd Move

Lunging boldly towards John Key, shouting 'Cut the crap!' - Andrew Little was great, wasn't he? Labour's new leader spoke for many people fed up with Key's flippant arrogant deceit. Andrew Little nailing the Prime minister on lying about contacting a rightwing ... More>>

Asia-Pacific Journal: MSG Headache, West Papuan Heartache? Indonesia’s Melanesian Foray

Asia and the Pacific--these two geographic, political and cultural regions encompass entire life-worlds, cosmologies and cultures. Yet Indonesia’s recent enthusiastic outreach to Melanesia indicates an attempt to bridge both the constructed and actual ... More>>

Valerie Morse: The Security State: We Should Not Be Surprised, But We Should Be Worried

On the very day that the Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security released her report into the actions of people the Prime Minister’s office in leaking classified Security Intelligence Service (NZSIS) documents to right-wing smearmonger Cameron ... More>>

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