Transport Minister Gerry Brownlee says confirmation work will get underway this year on the 27 kilometre Transmission Gully motorway is great news for all Wellingtonians. “Today’s signing of a contract between the NZ Transport Agency […]
The new unauthorised biography of NZ First leader Winston Peters “is one of the most highly entertaining political books you’ll read,” claims author Ian Wishart. Called “Winston: The Story Of A Political Phenomenon”, the 344 […]
THE TREE OF LIFE new research on Gingko biloba excites science A tree that dinosaurs fed on, a tree that grows 30m tall and lives for a thousand years, may hold […]
When Meriam Ibrahim, her little son in prison with her, was recently shackled to a prison floor in Sudan, condemned to death in two years’ time for being a Christian, she was kept fastened in […]
“GOODNIGHT, MALAYSIAN…” LAST MOMENTS OF AN AIRLINE? Losing one aircraft was bad enough, but now, as a new book about the missing Malaysian 370 flight is published, the besieged airline is dealing with the […]
ECO-BULBS: MAKING US BLIND? New generation energy efficient appliances and lights are destroying our sight Listen up. This could be one of the most important articles you read this year. IAN WISHART explains why […]
CLIMATE OF FEAR By Ian Wishart It’s been a winter of fools in the public debate about climate change in New Zealand. The public trough-snorters at NIWA and other bastions of climate ‘research’ who rely […]
Reaching Out By Chloe Milne I write this from John F Kennedy International airport hours before I board a flight that will start me on a European trip, taking me to seven different countries before […]
REVIEWED BY MICHAEL MORRISSEY In this issue: James Cook’s New World by Graeme Lay The Bassett Road Machine Gun Murders by Scott Bainbridge Purgatory by Rosetta Allen Florid Eyes by Nicky English JAMES COOK’S […]
Lies, Damned Lies, Statistics and “Smart Meters” By Katherine Smith Described by electromagnetic standards expert Dr. Don Maisch, PhD as “enabling devices”, the stealthy introduction of “smart meters” poses potential risks to health, privacy and […]
Family First NZ says Labour leader David Cunliffe should not be apologising for putting his family first and having some holiday time with them. “All parents need some rest and recharging time, they need family […]
Ukraine separatists may have mistaken Malaysian airliner for military aircraft; 298 aboard die By Olga Iva, Jonathan S. Landay and Matthew Schofield McClatchy Washington Bureau (MCT) KIEV, Ukraine _ A Malaysia Airlines passenger jet with […]
PM Abbott speaks of “unspeakable crime” as 27 Australians feared dead CANBERRA, July 18 (Xinhua) — Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott has described as a “terrible tragedy” the shooting down of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 […]
The Conservative Party is continuing it’s intensive newspaper campaign with full page advertisments today and tomorrow advocating that the best way forward for New Zealand is as one united people who are treated equally under […]
They say an asteroid wiped out the dinosaurs, but did one also wipe out the Maori and the moa? We speak to Geologist and tsunami expert Professor Ted Bryant about the 20km wide impact crater […]
Three people were plucked from their yacht to safety in a dramatic rescue coordinated today by the Rescue Coordination Centre New Zealand (RCCNZ). The 11 metre yacht Django was on a return trip from Fiji […]
New Zealand’s centuries old reputation as a country with no snakes is at an end, after the owner of a gold prospecting company confirmed he’d encountered snakes on the rugged West Coast of the South […]
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