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Hon Justice James Muirhead, AC, QC
Wednesday, 21 July 1999, 12:34 am | Unknown
It is with deep regret that the Institute records the death of the Honourable Justice James Muirhead, AC, QC, the founding Director of the Australian Institute of Criminology. More >>
Troeth Opens Snack Fruit 99
Wednesday, 21 July 1999, 12:31 am | Unknown
The horticulture industry is one of the fastest growing industries of the agriculture sector. Unity in this industry is essential if Australian horticulture is to continue to prosper. More >>
NSW. Health Care Complaints Commision/ACCC M.O.U.
Tuesday, 20 July 1999, 7:36 pm | Unknown
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission Chairman, Professor Allan Fels, and the Commissioner for the New South Wales Health Care Complaints Commission, Ms Merrilyn Walton, today signed an important Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation between ... More >>
Krone Communications Bought By Gen Tek
Tuesday, 20 July 1999, 1:37 pm | Unknown
KRONE New Zealand has become part of the US group GenTek Inc, following the sale of KRONE AG by former parent company JENOPTIK AG. More >>
Questions Of The Day
Tuesday, 20 July 1999, 1:28 pm | Unknown
Questions For Oral Answer Tuesday, 20 July 1999 - paraphrased answers will be published in the Headlines wire following completion of question time. More >>
"Good on you" For Making Wellington a 'Safer City'
Tuesday, 20 July 1999, 1:11 pm | Unknown
Wellington Mayor Mark Blumsky wants to say "Good on you" to the 150 or so Wellingtonians whose attendance ensured the success of last night's 'Safer City' public meeting. More >>
Schedule Of Select Committee Meetings
Tuesday, 20 July 1999, 11:47 am | Unknown
Select Committee Meetings being held this week More >>
Military Service Anomalies Hearing Begins
Tuesday, 20 July 1999, 11:39 am | Unknown
ReleaseThe Hon Bruce Scott MPMinister for Veterans’ Affairs · Minister Assisting the Minister for Defence · Federal Member for Monaro More >>
Australia Takes Legal Action Against Japan
Tuesday, 20 July 1999, 11:37 am | Unknown
Australia has begun legal action over Japan’s unilateral decision to recommence ‘experimental fishing’ for southern bluefin tuna (SBT), the Federal Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Minister, Mark Vaile, and the Attorney-General, Daryl Williams, said today. More >>
Victoria To Host United Nations Food Conference
Tuesday, 20 July 1999, 11:36 am | Unknown
Victoria has scored a major coup by winning the right to host the United Nations conference on food standards and trade, the State's Industry Minister, Mark Birrell, and the Federal Parliamentary Secretary for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, ... More >>
RFA Areas Debate
Tuesday, 20 July 1999, 11:36 am | Unknown
Wilson Tuckey, the Minister for Conservation and Forestry today denied recent media claims of Government deceit, stating that "the media and the public have always been informed about the inclusion of sandhill and swamp forest ecosystems in the ... More >>
Big Bang Machine Could Destroy Earth
Tuesday, 20 July 1999, 10:52 am | Unknown
John Howard reports on a breaking news story that new experiments in the US could destroy the Earth. More >>
SIS To Report Publicly For First Time
Tuesday, 20 July 1999, 10:24 am | Unknown
After 44 years of existence the NZ Security Intelligence Service will, for the very first time, produce an annual report next year. That is the recommendation of the Intelligence and Security Committee to Parliament. More >>
Conservation Groups Buy Native Bush In Brooklyn
Tuesday, 20 July 1999, 8:38 am | Unknown
A newly formed coalition of Wellington conservation groups, the Wellington Natural Heritage Trust, announced today that thanks to an anonymous benefactor, it has purchased a 50-hectare block of native forest at the north end of Long Gully station in Brooklyn. More >>
Conservation Groups Buy Native Bush In Brooklyn
Monday, 19 July 1999, 11:23 pm | Unknown
A newly formed coalition of Wellington conservation groups, the Wellington Natural Heritage Trust, announced today that thanks to an anonymous benefactor, it has purchased a 50-hectare block of native forest at the north end of Long Gully station in Brooklyn. More >>
Canterbury students out of National Association
Monday, 19 July 1999, 9:19 pm | Unknown
The University of Canterbury Students’ Association (UCSA) confirmed this evening that it left the New Zealand University Students’Association on July 17. More >>
Mark Blumsky: 'Safer City' Public Meeting
Monday, 19 July 1999, 7:43 pm | Unknown
Welcome to your "Safer City" meeting. Welcome to your chance to have a say about safety in our streets and make a difference. Thank you all for coming - it seems like everyone is very busy these days and I appreciate you taking the time ... More >>
Deep Regret Expressed at Death of Samoan Minister
Monday, 19 July 1999, 6:12 pm | Unknown
Labour Pacific Island Affairs Spokesperson Taito Phillip Field today expressed a deep sadness and shock at the assassination of Samoan Minister of Public Works Luagalau Levaula Kamu. More >>
Young Nat’s Praise Student Association
Monday, 19 July 1999, 4:13 pm | Unknown
The University of Canterbury Student's Association (USCA) deserves praise for its decision to withdraw from the New Zealand's Student's Association (NZUSA) says University of Canterbury Young Nationals Chair Richard Swan. More >>
Sounds Like A Great Idea
Monday, 19 July 1999, 4:07 pm | Unknown
South East Inshore Finfish Ltd director Peter Dawson said he was pleased to announce that Canterbury set net fishermen will voluntarily use pingers on their nets to deter Hectors dolphins. More >>
