The Christchurch Press
Gay Oakes - Patrol cars - Bed shortage - East Timor soldier, International Women’s day
GAY OAKES Members of Doug Gardeners family, says the man convicted of his killing will stay in prison for another few years.
PATROL CARS Front line members of the police force in Christchuch have misgivings about the new Canterbury Highway Patrol.
BED SHORTAGE Christchurch has experienced a big late summer influx resulting in no vacancy signs becoming common place.
EAST TIMOR SOLDIER Jo Barrett, who served in East Timor told of her duties at an internation Women's Day breakfast.
Inside political stories:
- Superintendent
backed on organised crime talk
- Orion downgrade 'ends
Anzac' pact
- Deputy PM renews call for rate cuts
-
MP's inquiry for allowance knocked back
World: Accused
teen appears in court
Sport: Fleming takes wrong
option
Editorial: Tailoring tertiary
education
Keith Rankin: 'I Am A Semite'
Binoy Kampmark: Show Me The Money - A Loutish Administration Confronts A Craven Congress
Ian Powell: Do Wellington Floods, Climate Change And Wealth Accumulation Equal “Suicidal Capitalism”?
Ramzy Baroud: The Pendulum Swings - The Slow Death Of Europe’s Pro-Israel Consensus
Dr Nasim: Poem From Gaza - Her Smile
Keith Rankin: New Zealand's Dependence - Wheat, Rice, Fuel, Ships