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New Zealand Herald

Monday, 23 April 2001, 9:41 am
Article: Selwyn Manning - Scoop Auckland

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A breath of hope for Qantas
A ray of hope exists for 1100 airline staff with signs that Qantas Airways will take over its New Zealand franchise, which went into receivership in the early hours of Saturday. But the new operation is unlikely to re-employ all the Qantas New Zealand staff laid...
Woman boxer in coma after Christchurch bout
An Australian woman boxer is in critical condition after being knocked out in a transtasman bout in Christchurch. Tricia Devellerez, of Western...
Supermarket king tops Gates in world rich list
LONDON - The man who tops the world rich list has a fortune said to be worth 45.3 billion pounds ($158.3 billion), about 50 per cent more than...

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