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Trade Deals For China's Entry To WTO Could Hurt NZ

Saturday, 11 September 1999, 1:19 pm | Unknown

In behind the scenes deals at the APEC talks yesterday for the resumption of WTO entry talks between China and the US, NZ producers could be big losers. John Howard reports. More >>

East Timor As Seen From Dublin

Saturday, 11 September 1999, 1:17 pm | Unknown

East Timor dominates the front pages of the press here as it does, no doubt, in New Zealand, and there is a clear sentiment that the United Nations has made another catastrophic mistake. More >>

Bradford Must Send All Indonesian Officers Home

Saturday, 11 September 1999, 1:10 pm | Unknown

"We welcome his decision to send home two Indonesian officers training with the Navy in Auckland," said Green Party Foreign Affairs spokesperson Keith Locke. More >>

Minister's Imagination Working Overtime

Saturday, 11 September 1999, 1:08 pm | Unknown

Forest and Bird field officer, Eugenie Sage has rejected as nonsense, SOE Minister, Tony Ryall's claims of her influencing Labour leader, Helen Clark in relation to Labour's West Coast forests policy. More >>

Mail Delivery During APEC Meetings

Saturday, 11 September 1999, 1:06 pm | Unknown

New Zealand Post is working towards business as usual during APEC meetings but reminds customers that there may be some delays to mail and courier items in Auckland and other regions between Saturday 11 September and Thursday 16 September. More >>

Labour's Forest Protection Policy Welcomed

Saturday, 11 September 1999, 1:03 pm | Unknown

The national alliance of environmental organisations, ECO, today strongly welcomed the Labour Party's indigenous forest policy which promises to protect West Coast Indigenous Forests managed by Timberlands. More >>

Tom Poor Bear's Vigil For Justice

Friday, 10 September 1999, 7:09 pm | Unknown

(NOTE: The following release has been forwarded to Scoop from four apparently different sources today all of whom wanted to draw it to the attention of the President... More >>

TV 3 6pm Bulletin

Friday, 10 September 1999, 6:40 pm | Unknown

Dili Destroyed - Clinton - Shipley - Military Ties - IMF - Horta - Evacuation More >>

NZ Defence Impotent Defence

Friday, 10 September 1999, 4:58 pm | Unknown

“The East Timor Crisis is a poignant reminder of just how run down New Zealand Defence forces are,” said Lt Col (Retd) John Bryant, Christian Heritage Party Spokesperson on Defence. More >>

Christian Heritage Questions Pharmac Drug Swapping

Friday, 10 September 1999, 4:56 pm | Unknown

Gael Donoghue, Health spokesperson for the Christian Heritage Party say, “The Party shares the disquiet re Pharmac’s policies of swapping ‘brand name’ drugs for generics with cardiologists who gathered recently in Wellington from Australia and New Zealand ... More >>

NZ First Candidate Dumped For Winston’s Man

Friday, 10 September 1999, 4:24 pm | Unknown

New Zealand First has dumped its Maori candidate for Te Tai Tokerau, replacing him with a man hand picked by Winston Peters, Mauri Pacific leader Tau Henare said today. More >>

The Evening Post

Friday, 10 September 1999, 3:55 pm | Unknown

Genocide in Timor - Clinton on 'Gross Abuses' - Jose Ramos Horta arrives in NZ - Watson Jury Still Out - Engine Explodes - Ansett Customers Desert - Sutton Quits - McCully's Staff Quit Mysteriously - Wellington Corporates More >>

Threats To APEC Foreign Delegation End In Arrest

Friday, 10 September 1999, 2:47 pm | Unknown

A man is to appear in Otahuhu District Court following a hoax phone call to Police Communications threatening a foreign delegation. More >>

ThreatsTo APEC Delegation End In Arrest

Friday, 10 September 1999, 2:46 pm | Unknown

A man is to appear in Otahuhu District Court following a hoax phone call to Police Communications threatening a foreign delegation. More >>

Statement By USA President on East Timor

Friday, 10 September 1999, 1:13 pm | Unknown

South Lawn - White House THE PRESIDENT: Good afternoon. Before I leave on my trip for New Zealand, I wanted to say a few words about the trip and a couple of other issues. These APEC summits started in 1993 when I first invited the leaders of the ... More >>

Statement By USA President On East Timor

Friday, 10 September 1999, 1:11 pm | Unknown

South Lawn - White House THE PRESIDENT: Good afternoon. Before I leave on my trip for New Zealand, I wanted to say a few words about the trip and a couple of other issues. These APEC summits started in 1993 when I first invited the leaders of the ... More >>

NFA Support Labour's Strong Forest Stance

Friday, 10 September 1999, 10:36 am | Unknown

Todays announcement of Labour’s policy on the West Coast native forests currently being logged by Timberlands, has been received with strong approval from Native Forest Action. More >>

Parking and Traffic for Government House Summit

Friday, 10 September 1999, 10:06 am | Unknown

There will be road closures on Saturday November 11, 1999 as the United States and Chinese Presidents travel to Government House for a private summit meeting. Police spokesman Detective Senior Sergeant Allan Boreham said there will be temporary closures ... More >>

Latest APEC Traffic Information

Friday, 10 September 1999, 9:58 am | Unknown

Scheduled and unscheduled meetings in the city are going to involve a number of motorcade movements that could cause minor disruption to traffic over the next two days. Police are conscious of the inconvenience this is going to cause to the public ... More >>

New On-Line Photo Stock Library

Friday, 10 September 1999, 9:44 am | Unknown

New Zealand now has its first photo stock library operating fully on-line. This new internet based business will enable web page builders, illustrators and graphic designers to access photographs via their computer. More >>

   

 
 
 
 
 

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