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1:
UQ
Wire: June 10th Press Conference
Transcript
First Panel (Members of 9/11 Families) Catherine Austin Fitts Moderator - Introduction Kyle F. Hence - Survey of Questions Julie Sweeney Lorna Brett FAA / Airline Accountability Mary Schiavo, Esq. FAA/Airline Accountability Open Q & A from the Press
2:
Could
You Imagine This Chaos In
Government?
Jim Anderton's Progressive Coalition stands ready to help Labour form a government following the admission by the Green co-leader Jeanette Fitzsimons today that she is reconsidering supporting any Labour-led Government unless they got their way on ...
3:
Guest
Opinion: The BAD Science of GE Food
The science of GE is immature and the creation of new organisms is at best a lottery.
4:
NZ
Music London Showcase July 4th Live
Online
LOOP Recordings Aot(ear)oa are pleased to announce the beginning of a new partnership with leading international online audio website Groovetech.com, launching with the live simulcast of Thursday night's New Zealand electronic music showcase Return Of ...
5:
Keith
Rankin: Taxing Questions
In this election campaign, the tax cut bandwagon seems to have run out of steam. National realises that there are not many votes to be won by offering to cut the 33 and 39 percent top tax rates. Even Act is giving less emphasis to this issue and ...
6:
Scoop
Archive: UQ Wire: A Controlled Burn
For several weeks now the smart money has been betting that the whirlwind of admissions and apparently damaging leaks about 9/11 has not been an uncontrolled disaster for the Bush Administration but instead has been a managed attempt at a "controlled burn," ...http://www.scoop.co.nz/archive/scoop/stories/2a/df/200207031114.71ab0668.html
7:
Expulsion
from the Labour Party
Today the Labour Party has announced their decision to suspend my membership from the Labour Party. They claim to have done this purely because I am standing against Paul Swain (the Labour candidate) in the seat of Rimutaka. However there is more ...
8:
Pharmac
To Consult On Glivec Access Criteria
PHARMAC is to begin consultation on access criteria for the chronic myeloid leukaemia (CML) drug Glivec (imatinib mesylate).
9:
Investigator
Who Cleared Bush Gets WorldCom Job
A former Securities and Exchange Commission chairman appointed court monitor of WorldCom Inc. on Wednesday was previously responsible for clearing U.S. President George W. Bush of insider trading concerning his involvement in Harken Energy during the lead ...
So finally the sperm barrier has been breached with the opening last week of a British based service providing fresh sperm to anyone, but specifically lesbian couples, seeking a child. (NZ Herald 26.06.2002) Using the services website mannotincluded.com, ...
11:
UQ
Wire: Terrorist Seeks To Speak To Congress
The only man charged in connection with the 11 September attacks has asked to testify before the US Congress, the BBC reports.
12:
George
W. Bush And Harken Oil - Recovered
History
RECOVERED HISTORY - From the overstocked archives of the Progressive Review a timeline of the Harken Energy Insider Trading play by U.S. President George W. Bush, a series of transactions that connects the bin Laden and Bush families, and a current link ...
These images go with Richard's Speech titled, "ACT Leads e-Politics Campaign"
14:
Howard's
End: ACC Case Management Audit
The Office of the Auditor-General has today confirmed to Scoop that it will conduct a study into the effectiveness and efficiency of ACC's case management processes and procedures. Agony and ACC create a private hell. Maree Howard writes.
15:
How
independent is the Sustainability
Council?
The chairman of the Life Sciences Network, William Rolleston, has questioned the independence of the new Sustainable Council of New Zealand.
16:
Transcript:
Sir Peter Elworthy On RNZ
I think what it could do is entrench GE as a defining election issue, if not THE defining election issue. I know a lot of the concerns are around education and health and law and order, but those are CONCERNS - they don't necessarily shift votes in ...
17:
The
911 Evidence that May Hang George W. Bush
The Case Against G.W. Bush: a Preliminary "Hearing" in the Court of Common Sense
18:
Labour
And Greens All Wishy-Washy
"Today's flip-flop on supply and confidence by the Greens shows the left will have real trouble in delivering future stable government," says National Party Leader Bill English.
Nuclear terror is nothing new to the Mirrar people in the Kakadu region of Northern Australia, whose land sits on one of the world's richest deposits of uranium. One of the only things that lasts longer than the 40,000 years during which Indigenous ...
20:
Fonterra
Responds The Sustainability
Council
The Chief Executive of Fonterra Co-operative Group, Craig Norgate has responded to the Sustainability Council of New Zealand on issues related to extending the moratorium on Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO).
21:
Can
We Work It Out? Organic, GE & Conventional
Consumers often cite "tastier", "safer", and "healthier" as reasons for paying the premium for organic products. However claims of safer and more nutritious have never been substantiated.
22:
Coalition
Throws Down The Environmental
Gauntlet
The Vote for the Environment Campaign today released its comprehensive portfolio of preferred environmental policies, the Environmental Charter, for the 2002 Election. This is the fifth election which the groups have produced a Charter and challenged ...
23:
Real
Deal: Saving Tennessee - The Cartoon
Series
A series of Dr Global cartoons tell the story of the $3.3 Trillion US Dollars missing from the US Treasury, and Scoop columnist Catherine Austin Fitts' fight to find them – For daily Dr Global see… http://www.sandersresearch.com .
24:
Curious
Contradictions In New GE Lobby
Group
The launch of the new Sustainability Council of New Zealand this morning highlighted some curious contradictions inherent in the new organization.
25:
GM
Release Five Times More Risky for New
Zealand
New Zealand would be taking a much greater gamble than other nations if it adopted GM agriculture.
26:
Real
Deal: Saving Tennessee
People get ready, there's a train a-coming - You don't need no baggage, just a-get on board - All you need is faith to hear the diesel hummin' - You don't need no ticket, just thank the Lord - Curtis Mayfield
27:
Second
Kiwibank Armed Robbery - Grave
Concern
The second Kiwibank armed robbery is a matter of grave concern, ACT Finance Spokesman MP Rodney Hide said today.
28:
Keith
Rankin On Interest Rake hike
The Acting Governor of the Reserve Bank, while once again raising the Official Cash Rate as an act of further tightening monetary policy, notes that ongoing increases are less likely than he had expected in May.
29:
Whip
Lets Secret Tax Bombshell Out of the
bag
At an electorate meeting at the Havelock North Community Centre at a Grey Power Forum of `Meet the Candidates' this morning in front of local media, Government whip Rick Barker announced that the Labour Government would introduce a special health ...
30:
Setting
The Record Straight On
Health
“Labour has made no commitment to introduce a dedicated health tax. We have committed ourselves only to exploring the feasibility of the idea,” Revenue Minister Michael Cullen said today.
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