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1:
Watch
The Oscars Exclusively Live On
Sky
SKY Television will broadcast the 76th Annual Academy Awards® EXCLUSIVELY LIVE from Los Angeles on SKY Movies 1, Monday, March 1 from 2pm.
2:
Watch
The Oscars Exclusively Live On
Sky
SKY Television confirmed today that it will broadcast the 76th Annual Academy Awards® EXCLUSIVELY LIVE from the Kodak Theatre in Los Angeles on SKY Movies 1, Monday, March 1 from 1pm.
3:
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 ...Advertisement - scroll to continue reading
4:
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.
5:
Chossudovsky:
US Sponsored Coup d'Etat In
Haiti
The armed insurrection which contributed to unseating President Aristide on February 29th 2004 was the result of a carefully staged military-intelligence operation.
6:
Over-the-counter
'open source' is a
breakthrough
Green MP Nandor Tanczos is applauding Dick Smith Electronics' move this week to offer Windows-less laptops.
7:
World
Bank, Pentagon: global warming red
alert
A world thrown into turmoil by drought, floods, typhoons. Whole countries rendered uninhabitable. The capital of the Netherlands submerged. The borders of the US and Australia patrolled by armies firing into waves of starving boat people desperate ...
8:
Model-Search
Birthday Present For Timaru
Model
Winning the CLEO Nova Model Search 2004 was a fantastic birthday present for Grace Atkinson. The bubbly high school student from Timaru turned 16 the same day as the judges chose her as the winner of the second annual model search.
9:
Oscars:
Photo From Los Angeles
It's just not on the red carpet that The Lord of the Rings has had an impact in Tinseltown...
10:
Public
Address 01/03/04 - Big
Monday
What's it like to be so powerful that you're a threat to your own structural integrity? You could ask Rupeni Caucaunibuca. The Blues' Fijian winger has had mutually exclusive problems in the past: if he trained, he got injured; if he didn't train, he got fat...
11:
Statement
From Mark Prebble
I have spent my career as a public servant working for a succession of governments. My work has brought me in touch with a very wide range of issues, and with the concerns that face New Zealanders in their dealings with government. I now have an opportunity ...
12:
Bishops
call for Treaty debate not race
debate
The bishops of the Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia meeting in Auckland on Feb 18 –19 and the Roman Catholic Bishops of New Zealand, issued this contribution to the current debate on the place of the Treaty of Waitangi in our ...
13:
ACT's
The Letter - Monday 1 March
2004
Labour is stunned by its poll reverse and struggling to discover how they got it so wrong. Labour’s own polling had told the party the public was relaxed about race relations, not overly concerned about treaty settlements and, provided there was ...
14:
Rumsfeld
Availability with Afghan President
Karzai
(Participating were Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld and Afghan President Hamid Karzai. This availability was held at the Presidential Palace, Kabul, Afghanistan.)
15:
Scientist
breaks protocol GE urgent
warning
A leading scientist and former member of Norway's Royal Commission on GM has broken with protocol by warning of serious health risks from GE foods implicated in three new studies.
16:
Death
Of Mr Robin Dare Customs Service
CEO
"It was with great sadness that I learnt last night of the death of Robin Dare, Chief Executive of the New Zealand Customs Service and Comptroller of Customs," said Michael Wintringham, State Services Commissioner.
17:
Freedom
Of The Press Under Fire In South-East
Asia
BANGKOK (Deutsche Presse-Agentur/Pacific Media Watch): Freedom of the press, which flowered in several Southeast Asian nations in the 1990s, now appears to be withering under pressure from authoritarian governments, corrupt judges and corporate interference, ...
18:
Nasa
Image: Cyclone Ivy Over The
Hebrides
Images of Cyclone Ivy taken by the Nasa MODIS Satellite Aqua yesterday.
19:
Atotorney-General
On Master Anthony Christiansen
Attorney-General Margaret Wilson was advised two weeks ago that a complaint had been laid against a Master of the High Court, Anthony Christiansen.
20:
Scoop
Images: Peter Jackson's
Triumph
New Zealand was glued to the TV tonight as the final Oscar, Best Motion Picture, was announced by Steven Spielberg. And the winner was…
21:
Ralf
Schumacher takes to streets in new BMW
645Ci
BMW’s new 6 Series Coupé hit the streets of Auckland for the first time today with BMW WilliamsF1 Team motor racing driver Ralf Schumacher at the wheel.
22:
Rapid
Deployment Forces Crucial To Un
Peacekeeping
With regional military forces being strengthened for rapid deployment, the United Nations can now deploy multinational peacekeeping troops as part of a series of steps reinforcing strategic partnerships, especially in Africa, Secretary-General Kofi ...
23:
Washington's
Vendetta against President
Aristide
The Bush administration, like the Clinton administration before it, continues to pursue a ruinously counterproductive policy towards the democratically-elected government of President Jean-Bertrand Aristide of Haiti.
24:
Anti-Bypass
Protestors Crash The Cuba
Carnival
30 fun-filled people joined the front of the carnival in Cuba Street to say, "No to the bypass and council driven censorship", to much applause and cheering.' For background see.. Council censors anti-bypass campaigners
25:
‘Get
Your Fingers Out Of The Till’ Says
Brown
New Zealand First says roading in this country will always be substandard while the Government steals fuel taxes.
26:
Photos
of Phil Goff and salvaged Graf Spee items
At the weekend Foreign Minister Phil Goff was invited aboard the savage vessel in Montevideo harbour that is currently raising pieces of the German pocket battleship Graf Spee, which was sunk following an engagement that involved New Zealand light ...
27:
Everybody
Must Be Heard On Foreshore Debate
Address to ACT Waikato/BOP Regional Conference, Quality Hotel, Hamilton, Saturday 1 November 2003, 11.00 am
28:
SAS
Soldier's Story Told After Years Of
Wrangling
After years of legal wrangling, New Zealander Mike Coburn's personal account of the now infamous Bravo Two Zero mission into Iraq during the Gulf War, Soldier Five (published by Mission Vista) is now available in bookshops nationwide.
29:
The
Farmed Salmon Debate - Economic Terrorism?
In my role as the editor of the Growfish Aquaculture Portal, I have been closely following the unfolding events concerning the levels of PCB's and Dioxins allegedly present in Farmed Salmon.
30:
Immigration
operations rage over
Australia
Immigration police are searching through the Northern Territory vineyards, Fruit and vegetable farms in outback NSW, Building sites, factories and restaurants in the city - there is no part of Australia too isolated for the immigration officials ...
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