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| Granny generosity prompts rise in interest rates |
Thursday, 10 November 2005 12:37
WELLINGTON - A larger than expected distribution of lollies and other sweets, such as chocolate afghans, by grandmothers across New Zealand has led to the suggestion that there will be increased pressure for a rise in interest rates.
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| Bailey and Wood deny brothel rumours |
Wednesday, 09 November 2005 09:32
AUCKLAND - Ousted One Network News presenter Judy Bailey and Close Up
presenter Susan Wood have denied rumours they are leaving journalism
altogether to begin new careers as co-madames of a Remuera bondage and
discipline brothel.
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| "Petal the Pig" not the real ham |
Wednesday, 09 November 2005 08:11
| INVERCARGILL - Police are investigating the alleged fraudulent
sale of "Petal" the Pig on Trademe.co.nz, after an anonymous source
claimed the real pig was eaten by The World's Fastest Indian
stars Sir Anthony Hopkins and Tim Shadbolt in a debauched post-shooting
party when the film was completed in Invercargill earlier this year.
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| Poll suggests schools not producing enough bored students for workplace |
Monday, 03 October 2005 14:26
| A recent poll suggests that Schools are failing in their goal of preparing students for the work force. According to the latest findings of a research project tracking the lives of 500 Wellington children, about a third of 14-year-olds say they are bored at school.
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| Brash: The importance of Maori culture to NZ |
Wednesday, 28 September 2005 17:23
As special votes are counted following the election, Don Brash
submitted an open letter to Spinner clarifying his views on Maori
culture and what it means to "Mainstream New Zealanders" like him:
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