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Almost exactly two years ago Britain's Guardian newspaper ran a thousand-word article, prominently, on a decision by the New Zealand Government to stop charging the public for access to statistics. A stoush over the Mackenzie Country landscape is shaping up as farmers seek water rights to irrigate more than 27, ha of the Mackenzie Basin and Upper Waitaki Valley.
Linwood Barclay used to be a columnist for the Toronto Star until his novels became best sellers. Too much information from the Weatherston trial; paying for the news online. One of the films at the NZ film festival is about cannabilism. It's about Van Diemansland, Tasmania, where in , a bunch of convicts absconded from a penal colony. Ian Telfer investigates some of the environmental projects that businesses are using to offset their greenhouse gas emissions.
Dunedin originals The Puddle - led by George D. Henderson - perform in a session hosted by Kirsten Johnstone for Music Ambitious plans to introduce biometric ID card to India's 1.
Also the first proud owner of the world's cheapest car- the Tata Nano- has just got his keys. Tinku Ray reports. Jerry Watkins is asking if we really need to spend billions on building high-speed fibre optic networks when more people are using mobiles and wireless devices to access the web? Bill Thompson with news of more disruption in the publishing world Sort of like You Tube for the printed word!
