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Dr Bob Brockie National Business Review Cartoonist Fired After 43 Years

Curt phone call puts eminent New Zealand biologist and acerbic caricaturist on endangered species list….

Guide to Handling Government’s De-industrialisation of Nation’s Energy and Heavy Engineering Region Taranaki

Education programme aimed at Beehive now imperative

TV Drama Viewed as Clue to NZ Conversation-Free Sudden Oil & Gas Ban

Chat show discarded in favour of direct policy implementation short circuit

New Plymouth Industrial Damage Control Requires Deputation to Cause of Damage which is NZ Government

Taranaki Region needs urgent & coordinated provincial response A flourishing region often considered the nation’s most prosperous is faced with drifting toward the status of an economic backwater.

Green’s Job Wrecking Scheme Wrong Foots Opposition & Taranaki Local Government

No “conversation” on this occasion--- Heavy Engineering is immediate casualty

Winston Peters Wisdom over UK & Russia ---anticipates softening China market

Beingmate affair evokes more questions than answers The wisdom of foreign minister Winston Peters in keeping open the lines of trade renewal with an EU-exiting United Kingdom is becoming increasingly evident as is the deputy prime minister’s restraining hand on his government in the matter of the Skrypal affair.

Nirvana Interiors Caps Flourishing District Cabinet Making & Style sector

Greytown Green Shoots take advantage of premium positioning

Connie Lawn Brought Luminous Era to Radio New Zealand

Miss Lawn is photographed in The Beehive in 2006 receiving her National Press Club Lifetime Achievement Award from Minister of Broadcasting Steve Maharey.

The death at 73 of Connie Lawn evokes for many the epoch in which Radio New Zealand set the news agenda throughout Oceania.

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Facebook Duped Political Class into Divulging Likes & Dislikes

UK's Cambridge Mass Observation did the Groundwork Facebook’s wholesaling of its data harvest brings to an end the age of innocence in regard to the free model considered until days ago as the overwhelming instrument of democratization.