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Today's top 20 rating items on Scoop are...
1: Scoop
Images: The President 's Men
Two images of the secret service which is flanking Clinton's movements around Auckland.
2:
Scoop
Censored By Major Trade
Unions
Acute observers may have noticed that Council of Trade Unions (CTU), Association of University Staff (AUS) and Post Primary Teachers Association (PPTA) press releases do not appear on Scoop while they do appear on another New Zealand political news ...
3:
Indonesia's
Triumph - Operation "Restore
Order"
Indonesia has been widely condemned over the past two weeks for its failure to keep order in East Timor. With calm apparently restored inside the Indonesian territory, Scoop's Alastair Thompson today brings you the first glimpses of the inside story ...
4:
Scoop
Images: The President of the USA
Photos of the President of the USA en route in downtown Auckland - including large close-up. Photos by Jason Dorday.
5:
Noam
Chomsky Comments On APEC Summit And
Timor
There are many topics of major long-term significance that should be addressed at the APEC conference, but one is of consuming importance and overwhelming urgency. We all know exactly what it is, and why it must be placed at the forefront of concern ...
6:
The
Pleasanties Of The Corporate
Culture
Last month my father lost his job which, in a country with relatively high levels of unemployment is not in itself a big deal. However the nature in which the job was taken had me astounded at the coldness of the corporate culture. Jonathan Hill ...
7:
Scoop
Images: More Images From
APEC
Shipley Effig - Tempers Rise Over Indonesia - Offensive (confiscated) Clinton Banner
8:
Australia
Getting Big Wake Up Call From
NZ
New Zealand's number one energy drink V is taking the highly competititve Australian beverage market by storm.
9:
A
Five-Country Free Trade Pact! Surely
Not
NZ is rummoured to be in negotiating a five-country Free Trade pact with the US.
10:
Labour
- The Heads Down Approach
Continues
Events over the last week prove either that the Labour Party hire extremely poor PR staff or that the party is committed to the heads down approach to this election campaign. Scoop's Jonathan Hill reports.
11:
Scoop
Images: Canada's PM, Spooks And
Fatigue
More Scoop Images From APEC: Canada's PM - Secret Service - And Diplomatic Fatigue
12:
Upton
Comes Out Of The
Closet
Libertarianz Deputy Leader Richard McGrath said he was pleased to read a statement from Simon Upton dismissing speculation that he held any belief in the intrinsic nature of human rights. "This frank confession must come as a tremendous relief ...
13:
Cell
Tower Radiation Rises - Resident
Group
The permissible limit for exposing the public to radiation from cell towers for the functioning of cellular phones has been dramatically raised. But I have seen no reference to this in the daily media, which gets a lucrative income from advertising ...
14:
National
Radio Midday Bulletin
Parliament Recalled - McKinnon - Invitation Welcomed By UN - Duties - Clinton - Dili Quiet - Aid - APEC - APEC Protest - Motoring - School Slammed - Watson - Lottery Boss
15:
Prebble
to sell out his ethics for
$4?
"Either Richard Prebble would sell out his ethics for $4, doesn't value his time all that highly, or he has been inadequately briefed on student loans", University of Canterbury Students' Association President Darel Hall said today.
16:
Slow
Recovery At Moa Point
Monitoring of the marine environment at Moa Point, on Wellington's south coast, has shown that recovery after the closure of the 100-year-old sewerage outfall in June 1998 took longer than initially thought.
17:
Two
American Citizens Arrested
New Zealand Police APEC Special Ops Two American citizens were arrested by police today and charged with Offensive Behaviour following a protest on Queen Street in Auckland. The pair, a male aged 50 and a female aged 62, are due to appear in the ...
18:
Japan
May Not Face Forestry and Fishery
Tariffs
In a move which will certainly affect New Zealand, Japan may not have to accept-tariff reduction pressures in two sectors that it heavily protects - forestry and fisheries. John Howard reports.
19:
Act
Supports Recall Of Parliament For Timor
Debate
ACT Leader Richard Prebble said the ACT Party supported Jenny Shipley's initiative in recalling Parliament to debate the sending of peacekeepers to East Timor.
20:
UN
INVITED AFTERALL - COUNSULTATIONS
TOMORROW
UN INVITED AFTERALL - COUNSULTATIONS TOMORROW NEWSFLASH: CNN is quoting Kofi Annan saying Indonesia has agreed to accept peace keepers. President B.J. Habibe is about to make an address to the nation. Scoop will bring more news as it comes to hand....
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.
CONTACT ALASTAIR THOMPSON
- Email - alastair@scoop.co.nz
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