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Scoop Advisory: New Services
Tuesday, 6 July 1999, 8:49 pm | Ian Llewellyn
The Scoop is proud to announce two new services for readers and subscribers - the Auckland and Australia wires. More >>
TV1 6pm News (first segment)
Tuesday, 6 July 1999, 7:08 pm | Ian Llewellyn
Percussion Treatment - Watson Trial - East Timor - Royal Couple More >>
Scoop Today
Tuesday, 6 July 1999, 11:10 am | Ian Llewellyn
Tax Cut Details This Weekend – Paraparaumu Maori Land Protestors - Liquor Law Report Back - Looking Back At APEC - No Transport Reform This Year - Optimistic Geologists – Wintertime - Toy Trouble-Weather To Blame - More Thinking - Retail Bubble Bursts? ... More >>
National Radio Midday Bulletin
Tuesday, 6 July 1999, 12:16 am | Ian Llewellyn
Power Cuts – Drought and Snow – SIS – Heroin – Peter Ellis – Youth Crime – Flu – Kashmir – Algeria – Royal Jelly – Takaka – Landfill – Tolaga Bay And Speed More >>
TV1 6pm News (first segment)
Monday, 5 July 1999, 7:07 pm | Ian Llewellyn
All Blacks - Power Out - Peter Ellis - Watson Case -Marriage - Spice Wedding More >>
Campaign Time For National
Saturday, 3 July 1999, 1:03 pm | Ian Llewellyn
It may have been the longest running 'phony' election campaign in New Zealand's history, but all pretence is to end shortly, when National starts campaigning in earnest next week. More >>
National Radio Midday Bulletin
Saturday, 3 July 1999, 12:13 am | Ian Llewellyn
Imitation Guns - Power Out - Snow - Turkish Food - Food Body - Cheap Labour - Ireland - Kosovo - Toy Warning - Sport More >>
TV1 6pm News (first segment)
Thursday, 1 July 1999, 6:47 pm | Ian Llewellyn
Shooting - Prison Base - Payouts - Privilege - Millennium More >>
The House: Home Invasion Law Passes
Thursday, 1 July 1999, 3:57 pm | Ian Llewellyn
There has been extensive coverage of the passage of this law throughout The Scoop and readers should trawl through the headlines wire to see this. More >>
The House: Guns, Alcohol And The Pan Tax
Thursday, 1 July 1999, 10:01 am | Ian Llewellyn
The influence of lobby groups was raised and thrown around the House last night as the Government managed to cobble together the numbers to defeat the Alliance's Fire Arms Authority Bill, while a revamp of ALAC was sent through to select committee. More >>
TV1 6pm News (first segment plus tax cuts)
Wednesday, 30 June 1999, 7:17 pm | Ian Llewellyn
Fischer Resigns -APEC - WTO - Watson Trial -Cyanide Scare - Asbestos Scare - IRD Hearing - Maori CD Rom - Tax Cuts More >>
The House: General Debate Themes
Wednesday, 30 June 1999, 5:09 pm | Ian Llewellyn
ACC, Jenny Shipley and National's political management and Labour's tactics were the most common themes in the General debate today. More >>
The House: Last Night And Today
Wednesday, 30 June 1999, 7:53 am | Ian Llewellyn
Following the completion of a confidence vote (see previous story), MPs returned to the Home Invasion legislation. More >>
The New York Times
Tuesday, 29 June 1999, 9:21 pm | Ian Llewellyn
Budget Talks - Kenneth Starr - Kosovo - Fraud, Presidential Race - School Killings - Internet Piracy - Embryonic Research More >>
A Confusing Day At APEC Ministers Meeting
Tuesday, 29 June 1999, 8:28 pm | Ian Llewellyn
The confusing nature of trade negotiations and the difficulty in deciding what exactly are the terms of success and failure were underlined on the opening day of the APEC Trade Ministers; meeting in Auckland today. More >>
TV1 6pm News (first segment)
Tuesday, 29 June 1999, 6:38 pm | Ian Llewellyn
PM's Explanation - APEC - GMFS - Airport - Radiation More >>
UN Looks At New Zealand As A Colonial Power
Tuesday, 29 June 1999, 5:07 pm | Ian Llewellyn
New Zealand's little known role as a 'colonial' power goes before a United Nations Committee shortly. More >>
TVNZ Sells Sky At Discount
Tuesday, 29 June 1999, 4:38 pm | Ian Llewellyn
TVNZ has sold its shareholding in Sky to existing Sky shareholders for a considerable discount in order to maintain "a positive and co-operative ongoing relationship with Sky". More >>
PM Says 'No Intention To Mislead'
Tuesday, 29 June 1999, 2:34 pm | Ian Llewellyn
The Prime Minister has told the House that she had no intention of misleading the public over her claim that former TVNZ newsreader, John Hawkesby, had been paid a million dollars after his acrimonious departure. More >>
The House: The Week Ahead
Tuesday, 29 June 1999, 1:07 pm | Ian Llewellyn
A look at the Order Paper for the coming week's business in the House. More >>
