Recently added articles from Sunday Star-Times:
Far-right leader returns
Oct 25, 2009; ... THE FACE of the far-right fringe has reverted to form afterpublicly claiming to have renounced his extremist ways earlier thisyear. Former National Front president Kyle Chapman told a newspaper inMay he had made a faith-based decision to quit his leadership rolesin far-right ...
Did Viagra prank get a rise out of Henry?
Oct 25, 2009; ... ALL BLACKS lock Ali Williams has dropped coach Graham Henry intothe middle of an embarrassing prank involving the prescription drugViagra. In a new book, Ali's Book of Tall Tales, Williams writes about acelebration that went off-key when Henry was coach of the Aucklandteam that ...
C'mon, it always rains . . .
Oct 25, 2009; ... IT MUST the long weekend - there's rain on the way. Althoughspring sun is expected to hold out today in the North Island, rainis expected to dampen Labour Weekend plans over much of the countryby tomorrow. The MetService was last night forecasting that Auckland andpopular ...
Spotlight to go on tax-dodgers; Closing loopholes seen as one answer to bad behaviour
Oct 25, 2009; ... FINANCE MINISTER Bill English has signalled the government willnext year get tough with tax-dodgers by closing loopholes that allowwage earners to avoid paying their share of tax. The IRD says the government is missing out on $300 million a yearbecause of wage earners who squirrel ...
Reveal all, or you might not be covered
Oct 25, 2009; ... INSURANCE CUSTOMERS who fail to tell their insurer about speedingtickets, minor criminal convictions or even modifications to theirvehicle could miss out on payouts because of laws that the industrywatchdog has described as "draconian" and "scary". Under New Zealand law, policy ...