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ACA involved in harmonisation of standards
Tuesday, 6 July 1999, 8:07 pm | Unknown
The first working meeting of the Asia-Pacific Telecommunity Telecommunications Standardisation Program (ASTAP) was held from 23-25 June in Singapore in conjunction with the CommunicAsia trade show. More >>
Te Hiringa i te Mahara Research Report
Tuesday, 6 July 1999, 4:54 pm | Unknown
Maori secondary school teachers are highly motivated to do well for their pupils, schools and communities but long hours in the classroom and community work are linked to high levels of stress. More >>
Disappointment at SIS Decision
Tuesday, 6 July 1999, 4:07 pm | Unknown
Opponents of the APEC forum were concerned and disappointed at the Court of Appeal judgement in the Choudry case released today. More >>
New Travel Merger Announced
Tuesday, 6 July 1999, 3:34 pm | Unknown
A major force in the travel industry has today been announced following the merger of three leading corporate travel management companies in the Australasian market. More >>
Jurassic Park, Hastings?
Tuesday, 6 July 1999, 3:20 pm | Unknown
What was the most exciting thing your children did at school this year? About fifty students at Hastings Boys High School have been thinking about cloning an extinct bird. The Huia is the emblem of this school and it has been extinct for seventy years ... More >>
Soft Air Guns - Toys Or Trouble
Monday, 5 July 1999, 3:18 pm | Unknown
The shooting of a man north of Auckland on Thursday is a warning for parents that the soft air guns their children may own are dangerous weapons in conflict situations. More >>
City Voice: Fallout Among Idealists
Monday, 5 July 1999, 10:02 am | Unknown
Simon Collins reports - the following report is republished with the permission of City Voice newspaper - its publication does not signify Scoop's acceptance of all its content. That said it is a fair appraisal of the reasons behind Scoop's beginnings. More >>
Statistics This Week
Monday, 5 July 1999, 9:33 am | Unknown
Statistics due out from Statistics New Zealand this week. More >>
The Sporting Scoop: NZ Abysmal
Sunday, 4 July 1999, 12:25 am | Unknown
by Ian Little, an unabashed one-eyed supporter of British sports, who writes from England. More >>
The Sporting Scoop - Wickets Come Tumbling Down
Saturday, 3 July 1999, 1:48 pm | Unknown
by Ian Little, an unabashed one-eyed supporter of British sports,who writes from England. More >>
New Zealand Post Purchases Ansett Express
Friday, 2 July 1999, 3:52 pm | Unknown
New Zealand Post Limited has signed a Sale and Purchase agreement to acquire courier company Ansett Express for an undisclosed sum from owners Air New Zealand Limited and Ansett Holdings Limited. More >>
Democrats Ready For Government
Friday, 2 July 1999, 3:45 pm | Unknown
"This year's General Election could well see Democrats helping to form the next government as part of a Labour/Alliance coalition," says Party Leader John Wright MP. More >>
CYPFA Says: 'Stop The Violence - For Our Kids
Friday, 2 July 1999, 3:42 pm | Unknown
Stop violence in New Zealand homes for the sake of our kids, says the Children, Young Persons & Their Families Agency (CYPFA). More >>
Select Committee Business
Friday, 2 July 1999, 10:50 am | Unknown
Petition 1996/975 of Mies Oomen and 3321 others and Petition 1996/1020 of Mrs Mary McIntyre More >>
The Sporting Scoop - Grey Day In England
Friday, 2 July 1999, 12:10 am | Unknown
by Ian Little, an unabashed one-eyed supporter of British sports, who writes from England More >>
Dairy Tariffs An Outrage
Thursday, 1 July 1999, 10:52 am | Unknown
Tariffs imposed on New Zealand dairy exports cost New Zealand farmers approximately $700m last year. More >>
The Parental Tax Credit and the Welfare State
Thursday, 1 July 1999, 10:15 am | Unknown
The Scoop introduces a new regular column from Keith Rankin, that will appear every Thursday More >>
Continued Growth In Home Internet Use
Wednesday, 30 June 1999, 3:36 pm | Unknown
ABS In February 1999, nearly 1.3 million households (18 percent of all households) had access to the Internet from home. This is an increase of 50 percent (423,000) over February 1998. Figures released today by the Australian Bureau of Statistics ... More >>
Use Of Free-Standing Day Hospitials Soars
Wednesday, 30 June 1999, 3:29 pm | Unknown
Figures released today by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) show that private free-standing day hospitals in Australia treated 271,700 patients in 1997-98, up 20 percent on 1996-97. This continues the strong growth since 1991-92 when the collection ... More >>
EBILL -- BACKGROUND INFORMATION
Tuesday, 29 June 1999, 6:53 pm | Unknown
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