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Canterbury scientists developing eyedrops to prevent cataracts, Daily Post, 5.5.05.
City's carillon rings out Kiwi hits, Hawkes Bay Today, 21.5.05.
Chinese Official WU's visit to NZ, National Radio, 27.5.05.
Forestry: NZ's carbon tax buffer, Press, 10.5.05;
Timber can be made as safe as any other material, National Radio, 27.5.05.
Govt control of health boards shocks lobyists, Press, 7.5.05;
Web loggers are being warned, Newstalk ZB, 13.6.05.
Ask a scientist, Manawatu Standard, 2.5.05.
Canterbury scientists developing eyedrops to prevent cataracts, Daily Post, 5.5.05.
Boxing Day Blues, E-NZ, 1.5.05.
NZ scientists show icy fish can adapt to warmer waters, Northern Advocate, 4.5.05;
Fish adapt to global warming, New Zealand Herald, 4.5.05;
Fish can adapt to warmer water, Gisborne Herald, 4.5.05;
Cold Antarctic fish can take the heat, News Advertiser, 15.5.05;
Cold fish can take heat, News Advertiser, 22.5.05.
Saving our innocents, Press, 4.5.05;
Getting worse, Press, 21.5.05.
Kiwi Iraqis under a shadow, Press, 6.5.05;
Legal duty to pursue Iraqis - law expert, Press, 7.5.05;
NZ Iraqi community fearful of persecution, Marlborough Expres, 6.5.05.
KiwiSaver scheme nothing but a dog, The Dominion Post Weekend, 21.5.05;
KiwiSaver a 'bribe', Press, 23.5.05;
KiwiSaver a dog of a scheme, Waikato Times, 21.5.05.
Biggest plasma widescreen available, Press, 19.5.05.
Watch your language, Listener, 21.5.05.
Experts back nuclear option to uphold Kyoto, National Business Review, 20.5.05.
Studying a range of swallowing issues, Press, 19.5.05.
Frogman loses research permits, Sunday Star Times, 22.5.05.
Relations tense between Japan and China during protests, TV One, 20.4.05.
Mountfort's ideas, Press, 12.5.05.
China's undervalued currency set to rise, National Business Review, 6.5.05;
Marking events that changed the world, National Business Review, 13.5.05;
US gaffes make Korea's neighbours wince, National Business Review, 20.5.05;
Goff outlines complexity of new Europe, National Business Review, 20.5.05;
French 'no' vote would damage EU, National Business Review, 27.5.05;
Negotiation a free-trade deal with China, Press, 31.5.05.
Latest NZ history explores new ground, New Zealand Herald, 6.5.05;
New Zealand's story recorded, Christchurch Star, 11.5.05;
New Zealand's story told in new history volume, News Advertiser, 1.5.05.
Lecturer quits as gender report finds 'imbalance', Press, 19.5.05;
Women miss out in academia, The Dominion Post, 19.5.05.
Firm funds new finance chair, Press, 26.5.05.
Politicians not told of $532m loan, Press, 7.5.05;
Lecturer quits as gender report finds 'imbalance', Press, 19.5.05;
University women still face barriers, Northern Advocate, 19.5.05;
SI grid deal made before ban, Press, 21.5.05;
Southern grid 'sold' in US deal, Southland Times, 21.5.05;
Grid 'sold to US investors', The Dominion Post Weekend, 21.5.05;
Academic quits over dispute, Ashburton Guardian, 19.5.05;
Transpower grid 'sale' banned in US, Waikato Times, 21.5.05;
NI grid also for sale?, Press, 24.5.05;
North Island grid 'was next on sale block', The Dominion Post, 24.5.05;
Bank names grid owner, Press, 26.5.05;
Grid owner named, Nelson Mail, 26.5.05;
US bank behind Kiwi sale deal, The Dominion Post, 27.5.05;
The dangerous minds of hoaxers, Marlborough Express, 11.5.05;
Person responsible for the foot and mouth scare is probably getting a kick out of his moment of fame and power, Radio Live, 11.5.05;
Behind the moral outrage, The Dominion Post Weekend, 28.5.05;
Chemical castration supported, Southland Times, 30.5.05;
Support grows for paedophiles' chemical castration, Greymouth Evening Star, 30.5.05;
Support for 'chemical castration', Daily Post, 30.5.05;
Debate over chemical castration, Daily News, 30.5.05;
Support grows for chemical castration, Ashburton Guardian, 30.5.05;
Political support growing for chemical castration, Otago Daily Times, 31.5.05.
Spending on DOC estates tops $1m, Press, 3.5.05;
Political jostling crowds out conservation aims, NZ Farmers Weekly, 3.5.05.
Haka, TV One, 7.5.05.
IRD swoop nets $490m tax bonanza, Sundy Star Times, 29.5.05.
New registrar, Press, 10.5.05;
University appoints new registrar, News Advertiser, 22.5.05.
Lecturer quits as gender report finds 'imbalance', Press, 19.5.05.
The pressure to be 'perfect', Otato Daily Times, 28.5.05.
Pollution deadly, say researchers, Press, 11.5.05.
Four field stations around the South Island: Where the stations are and what each one does, National Radio, 11.6.05.
Frogman loses research permits, Sunday Star Times, 22.5.05.
Working on reconciling quantum mechanics, National Radio, 21.5.05.