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TV 3 6pm News
Thursday, 9 September 1999, 6:23 pm | Unknown
Coup - Crisis Meeting - Hercules - McKinnon More >>
Apec Police Media Briefing - Major Points
Thursday, 9 September 1999, 3:57 pm | Unknown
There will be at least 20 unscheduled movements from different hotels around the city and the town hall where an urgent meeting on the East Timor crisis is taking place this morning. More >>
Latest APEC Traffic Information
Thursday, 9 September 1999, 3:53 pm | Unknown
New Zealand Police – APEC Ops 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. More >>
The Evening Post
Thursday, 9 September 1999, 3:43 pm | Unknown
Dili - Watson - Wellington City Council E-mail - Editorial on Our Defence Forces - Brierly - All Blacks on Drugs - New NZRU Chair More >>
Big Income Gains in Store if APEC Goals Achieved
Thursday, 9 September 1999, 2:37 pm | Unknown
“People throughout the APEC region will be substantially better off if APEC members continue to work towards free trade in line with APEC targets,” APEC Economic Committee Chair Dr Mitsuru Taniuchi said today. More >>
Structural Reform Needed for Regional Growth
Thursday, 9 September 1999, 2:34 pm | Unknown
“Addressing structural weaknesses highlighted by the crisis is critical if APEC Members are to sustain long-term economic growth,” APEC Economic Committee Chair Dr Mitsuru Taniuchi said today. More >>
TIMOR TODAY - International Media Summary
Thursday, 9 September 1999, 2:05 pm | Unknown
From http://www.easttimor.com - visit the site to view the material listed below. Note: East Timor Today is aligned to the East Timorese independence movement. More >>
Albright Interview In Auckland
Thursday, 9 September 1999, 9:49 am | Unknown
Interview Transcript Between Secretary of State Madeleine Albright and CNN Correspondent Andrea Koppel, Auckland, New Zealand, September 8. More >>
The Dominion
Thursday, 9 September 1999, 9:43 am | Unknown
Indonesian Snub - Mobil Price Rise - Crisis Talks - Lotto Pays - Bugging - ACC Pay - Cockpit Recorders - US In Timor More >>
Record Exports For NZ Spirits Industry
Thursday, 9 September 1999, 9:21 am | Unknown
The growing international reputation of New Zealand-made spirits helped our exporters secure new markets and achieve record earnings over the past year. More >>
The Herald
Thursday, 9 September 1999, 9:12 am | Unknown
Crisis In Timor - Looting in Dili - Timor Massacres - PM Withdraws Advice - Murderer Branded As Such - Navy Wives - Morgan on Bugging - Lawyer Suffocated - Mobil Hike More >>
Tales from the Celtic Tiger
Thursday, 9 September 1999, 8:38 am | Unknown
Our Kiwi correspondent from Dublin, W.S. Sumpter, writes on the much touted 'Celtic Tiger', thoughts on East Timor and the prospect of hoping the All Blacks lose the World Cup. More >>
Not the Best for News for Northland Kiwi Numbers
Thursday, 9 September 1999, 8:30 am | Unknown
Annual monitoring has shown kiwi call counts in Northland to have dropped at an average rate of 10 percent per year since 1995, with dogs and small mammalian predators continuing to be the main culprits contributing to this trend. More >>
Rankin: Constructing an Extranational Social Wage
Thursday, 9 September 1999, 8:28 am | Unknown
The events of the last few days in East Timor show, perhaps even more clearly than the recent war over Kosovo, the limitations of the nation state in the modern world. In our system of nation states, no responsibility exists for the provision of security ... More >>
Shooting stars hold answers to universe questions
Thursday, 9 September 1999, 12:52 am | Unknown
Meteors – the shooting stars occasionally flashing through the night sky – could help answer questions about the origin of our solar system. Professor Jack Baggaley at the University of Canterbury has been awarded a grant from the competitive Marsden ... More >>
Understanding why aluminium is so toxic to life
Thursday, 9 September 1999, 12:50 am | Unknown
A research group headed by Associate Professor Richard Gardner from the School of Biological Sciences at Auckland University has been awarded a grant from the competitive Marsden Fund for a project to discover why aluminium is so toxic to plants, animals ... More >>
Disease causing fungus under scrutiny
Thursday, 9 September 1999, 12:48 am | Unknown
Candida albicans, a common fungus which can cause life-threatening infections, will be put under scrutiny in an effort to find new methods of prevention and treatment. More >>
Optical image of neurons sheds light on brain
Thursday, 9 September 1999, 12:46 am | Unknown
Generations of researchers have tried to explain the inner workings of the brain but exactly how brain cells process signals and turn them into appropriate actions remains unclear. An Auckland group of physiologist has developed a new technique ... More >>
Atom laser puts NZ at front of quantum physics
Thursday, 9 September 1999, 12:43 am | Unknown
A group of Otago University physicists led by Dr Andrew C. Wilson has been awarded a grant from the competitive Marsden Fund to continue their landmark work on a mysterious fifth state of matter known as Bose-Einstein condensate, at laboratory temperatures ... More >>
Where a child’s memory comes from, how it develops
Thursday, 9 September 1999, 12:41 am | Unknown
Professor Harlene Hayne from Otago University’s Psychology department has been awarded a grant from the competitive Marsden Fund to help her continue a programme of pioneering research into early memory development in children. The new project will chart the ... More >>
