Friday, 3 September 2010
NEWS 7:22PM
Auckland student loses locks for Pakistan AUCKLAND CITY — Teenage boys and their hair.
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Method Communications
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CYCLING 6:03PM
Powerful BikeNZ team for road cycling world championships BikeNZ has named a powerful team built around their Pro Tour riders to make one of their strongest squads ever for the upcoming UCI World Road Cycling Championships in Melbourne.
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BikeNZ
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FOOD 5:53PM
EATRIGHT Exciting New SlowDried Product Range EATRIGHT has recently launched an exciting new range of SlowDried(tm) foods.
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Eat Right Foods Limited
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ADVERTISING 4:43PM
IAB New Zealand announces new Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson The Interactive Advertising Bureau of New Zealand (IAB NZ) announced today that Liz Fraser, head of MSN New Zealand has been elected as its new Chairperson.
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Interactive Advertising Bureau of New Zealand
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WINE 4:38PM
Schubert Wines from New Zealand wins best Pinot Noir Award out of 19 countries at Decanter World Wine Awards in London. Schubert 2008 Pinot Noir Block B receives the INTERNATIONAL TROPHY for best Pinot Noir at Decanter World Wine Awards 2010 in London.
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Schubert Wines
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WATER 4:22PM
Water Metering Regulations Field day An Open Field Day hosted by EPD, Water Dynamics, Siemens, Aquaspec and the HBRC is being held at the HBRC Pole Nursery in Allen Rd., Pakowhai on Friday 17 September from 2pm to provide a forum for consent holders to meet with telemetry and water meter technical experts.
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Electrical Process Development Ltd.
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REAL ESTATE 4:15PM
Auckland Property Prices Fall While Sales Numbers Remain Steady In August AUCKLAND — House sales in Auckland continued to tick over quietly in August but remain stalled on winter sales levels while prices came under pressure, with the average sales price for the month falling to its lowest level since January.
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Barfoot and Thompson
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MOUNTAIN BIKING 4:03PM
UCI Mountainbike World Championships, Mont Sainte Anne, Canada NZ MTB Team Competition Day Two - Wrap Samara Sheppard was a black and silver Cross Country mountainbike machine today at the Mont Sainte Anne World Championships in Quebec today.
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Mountain Bike New Zealand
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EMPLOYMENT 3:25PM
1000 employers turn out for employment law changes A thousand employers are turning out over the next few days to learn more about the upcoming changes to employment law, the Employers & Manufacturers Association reports.
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Employers and Manufacturers Association
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GARDENING 3:25PM
Springtime is sowing time TARANAKI — Springtime's the season for sowing seed.
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Taranaki Regional Council
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TRANSPORT 3:23PM
NZTA welcomes Board of Inquiry decision on Waterview Connection AUCKLAND CITY — The NZ Transport Agency (NZTA) welcomes a Ministerial recommendation to refer its Waterview Connection application for designation and resource consents to a Board of Inquiry – the first ever roading project to use the new national consenting process.
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NZ Transport Agency
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WATER 3:22PM
Regional Committee a milestone for Canterbury's water management CANTERBURY — Canterbury’s water management has reached a significant milestone with the appointment of seven community representatives to the Regional Committee of the Canterbury Water Management Strategy.
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Environment Canterbury
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EQUESTRIAN 3:21PM
Nicholson Best of Kiwis after day one of Burghley Kiwi riders are slightly off the pace but still very handy after the first day of the legendary four star Burghley Horse Trials in the United Kingdom.
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Equestrian Sports New Zealand
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COMMUNITY 3:20PM
Southland Interagency Forum turns 21 SOUTHLAND — Twenty-one years on and an agency set up to support community workers in Southland is celebrating its 21st birthday.
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Invercargill City Council
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COUNCIL 3:19PM
Empowering Communities Through Their Representatives NORTHLAND — Mayoral candidate, Laurie Byers, today set out his plans for governance for the Far North and, in particular, how he plans to empower communities.
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Laurie Byers
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CRIME 3:18PM
Wairarapa CIB investigating two serious incidents overnight WAIRARAPA — Masterton Police need help from the public regarding an aggravated robbery and a suspicious fire overnight.
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New Zealand Police
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CRIME 3:17PM
Police belive Hamilton robber stole from store day before HAMILTON — Working through interpreters Hamilton detectives investigating Wednesday's attempted robbery of a Hillcrest dairy believe the offender was the same man who stole tobacco from the shop the day before.
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New Zealand Police
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DEATHS 3:17PM
20 Month Old Child Found Dead In Queens Gardens, Nelson NELSON — Sergeant David LAUER of the Nelson Police states that Zachary Micheal KENNEDY (aged 20 months) died in The Queens Gardens in Nelson today.
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New Zealand Police
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NEWS 3:16PM
Operation Campbell CHRISTCHURCH — Today an area in the vicinity of where Emma's car was found in Dyers Pass Road on 1 May and the forest to the north west of this site were re-checked in a further effort to try and find out what happened to her.
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New Zealand Police
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CRIME 3:16PM
Yellow® warns customers of second scam Yellow® is warning customers about a second scam, this time a hoax invoice is being circulated.
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Yellow
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POLITICS 3:15PM
If All Else Fails, Call Them Racists Maurice Williamson, the Minister of Land Information, is obviously having none of this PC nonsense being spouted by his boss.
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Campaign Against Foreign Control of Aotearoa
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DEATHS 3:15PM
Flammable fumes and welding do not mix GREYMOUTH — The death of a Greymouth man, who was killed when a bitumen tank exploded is a tragic reminder to employers and contractors of the risks of welding near sources of flammable fumes, according to the Department of Labour.
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New Zealand Police
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