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Yesterday’s top 30 rating items on Scoop were...
1: Images:
Alanis Morissette "Exposes" US Censorship
In a pre-planned, live sketch last night at The 2004 JUNO Awards, Canada's music awards, host Alanis Morissette made light of the recent Super Bowl controversy in the United States when she ''exposed'' herself on Canadian television.
2:
The
Hidden Unseen War: The Reality of Bush's Iraq
Originally Released in November/December 2003, this three-part series conveys with clarity the situation in present-day Iraq.
3:
The
Passion Of The Christ Submission
Re: “The Passion Of The Christ” Submission To The Film And Literature Board Of Review
4:
Alanis
Morissette Celebrates "Censor-Free" Canada
In a pre-planned, live sketch last night at The 2004 JUNO Awards, Canada's music awards, host Alanis Morissette made light of the recent Super Bowl controversy in the United States when she "exposed" herself on Canadian television.
5:
Why
Not Just Genetically Engineer Women For
Milk?
MAdGE (Mothers Against Genetic Engineering in Food and the Environment) today launched a highly controversial billboard campaign in Auckland and Wellington to provoke public debate about the social and cultural ethics of genetic engineering in New Zealand.
6:
Don
Brash says seabed package is a fraud
National Party Leader Don Brash says the Government's claim that it has delivered Crown ownership over our beaches and seabed is a gigantic fraud.
7:
Images:
Live Models Recreate Elle
Intimates
Some passersby could hardly believe their eyes - while others walked on oblivious - as live models in Auckland and Wellington today recreated key images from the new Elle Macpherson Intimates lingerie campaign for Summer 03.
8:
Questions
& Answers for Oral Answer 6 April
2004
1. Defence—Budget 2. Benefits—Future Directions Package 3. Health Services—Targeting 4. Border Control—Fingerprinting and Photography 5. Holidays Act—Review 6. Refugees—United Nations Convention
9:
Peace
In Our Time On Foreshore And
Seabed
The key announcement today was that ancestral connection orders will be available for any Maori `group' that can show an `association' with an area of coastline, ACT New Zealand Maori Affairs Spokesman Stephen Franks said today.
10:
Public
Address 07/04/04 - Ill Semantics
So are we to see the crucial foreshore legislation fall over semantics? It's shaping up that way, with the two minor parties, New Zealand First and United Future utterly at odds over whether the legislation will decree the foreshores as Crown property ...
11:
Ivan
Eland: The Slide to Defeat in
Iraq
The worst nightmare for the American occupation has occurred. Portions of the Iraqi Shiite majority have risen in revolt. Full-scale civil war may be just around the corner.
12:
7
Million Ethiopians Need Humanitarian Aid in
04
Although generous donor response helped avert a major humanitarian disaster in drought-stricken Ethiopia in 2003, millions of people will have to rely on relief aid again this year, the United Nations Special Envoy for the Horn of Africa has said.
13:
Questions
for Oral Answer - 7 April 2004
Questions for Oral Answer As At Wednesday, 7 April 2004
14:
Call
an Election
ACT Leader Richard Prebble said today that he had the solution for the government's inability to legislate on the foreshore. "The constitutional convention is very clear.
15:
Images:
Lord Of The Rings Exhibition At Te
Papa
In anticipation of the release of The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, the central instalment in writer/director/producer Peter Jackson's epic trilogy based on the J.R.R. Tolkien masterpiece, Te Papa proudly announces a world exclusive and a bold ...
16:
NZ
First Pleased To Reach Agreement
New Zealand First Leader Rt Hon Winston Peters says his party is pleased to have reached agreement with the Government on landmark foreshore and seabed legislation which should preserve the coastal birthright of every New Zealander for centuries ...
17:
UF
withdraws support for foreshore
legislation
United Future leader, Peter Dunne, says he regrets that the Labour Government’s inability to control its own caucus members has forced it into making major last-minute changes to the proposed foreshore and seabed legislation.
18:
Access
guaranteed for all New Zealanders -
PM
Prime Minister Helen Clark announced today that the government’s foreshore and seabed policy guarantees access to the foreshore and seabed for all New Zealanders.
Balloon pilot Rick Walczak successfully flew the incredible Egg Balloon up to and around the pinnacle of Mt Cook (Aoraki) early Saturday morning, just missing the top but cracking two more hot-air ballooning records in the process.
20:
Bush
Scandals Are Roiling: Turn Up the
Heat!
In the face of imminent scandal-eruptions, it's surprising to see Bush&Co. moving so forcefully in so many domestic-policy areas, rather than pulling back and trying to ease their way through the November 2 election.
21:
Afghanistan's
Multibillion Dollar Heroin
Trade
Since the US led invasion of Afghanistan in October 2001, the Golden Crescent opium trade has soared. According to the US media, this lucrative contraband is protected by Osama, the Taliban, not to mention, of course, the regional warlords, in defiance ...
22:
Justice
may not change hearts...
I apologise in advance for the tenor of this week's commentary. It is a heartfelt reaction to yet another act of violence perpetrated on a lady who should have been enjoying her place as an elder in our society.
23:
Greens
firm on Foreshore and Seabed
The Green Party has told the Government this morning that it will oppose the Foreshore and Seabed legislation.
24:
Building
bridges on the foreshore
The Foreshore and Seabed Bill is about bonding the nation rather than dividing it, Associate Maori Affairs Minister John Tamihere says.
25:
Letter
To Arafat About "The Passion Of The
Christ"
In the weekly Palestinian paper, The Jerusalem Times, there appeared on March 26 a short item reporting that you have viewed the controversial film of Mel Gibson, ''The Passion of the Christ''.
26:
Mirror
On The Wall – Philips Launch New Lcd
Tv
Philips has taken multi-tasking to a new level with the introduction of its Mirror TV – an LCD TV and mirror in one.
27:
Foreshore
and Seabed Framework
The framework constitutes the government’s response to the possibility, created by the Court of Appeal decision on Ngati Apa, that the Te Ture Whenua Mâori Act might lead to further private ownership of the foreshore and seabed. This was not anticipated ...
28:
Seabed
and Foreshore Reaction
The Action, Research and Education Network of Aotearoa (ARENA) has accused the Labour Government of proposing a race based law on ownership of the foreshore and seabed.
29:
PM's
Presser: Not Bullying, Firing & Not
Freeing
The PM is not. Not bullying the Pacific Islands, not sacking Tariana Turia (yet), and not definitely not freeing Ahmed Zaoui from penal incarceration anytime soon.
30:
Customary
Title Destroys Property Law
Certainty
ACT New Zealand Maori Affairs Spokesman Stephen Franks today slammed the Labour Government's reported deal to allow customary use rights for anyone, and said that it would destroy one of the jewels of our land law.

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Ramzy Baroud: The Un-Revolution: Yemen’s Mediocre Transition
David Swanson: Obama's Campaign To Glorify The War On Vietnam
Selpius Bobii: Genocide continuing against Ethnic Papuans: For whom and for what was the UN created?
Franklin Lamb: What happened to the Palestinian refugees at Masnaa this Eid al Fitr weekend?
Sherwood Ross: U.S., Russia, China, All Torture Prisoners
Franklin Lamb: Seven of Syria’s Palestinian Camps Controlled By Salafi-Jihadists
David Swanson: Her Name Is Jody Williams


