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Will Great Wines Prove A Moveable Feast Under Global Warming?
May 23, 2013: Scientific American
MONTPELLIER, France -- South Africa, Argentina, Australia and New Zealand export their wines all over the world, a feat that was unthinkable here a few decades ago. Fatalists claim it won't be long until there will be more produced in China than...
New Zealand Meat Exports To China To Resume After Paperwork Glitch Held Up Supplies On Docks
May 23, 2013: Canadian Business Magazine
WELLINGTON, New Zealand – New Zealand authorities say exports of frozen lamb, beef and mutton to China should resume next week after a paperwork problem resulted in hundreds of tons of meat getting stranded at Chinese docks. New...
Related topics: China
New Zealand: Where Tenacious D Delivers The Weather Report
May 22, 2013: The Inquisitr
Probably not the best guys to talk about serious flooding, tornadoes, and other major catastrophic events. On the other hand … funniest weathermen in New Zealand! New Zealand: Where Tenacious D Delivers The Weather Report is a post from: The...
Jo Brothers: Former Chief Evangelist Of Apple Gives An Enchanting Talk On Social Media In New...
May 21, 2013: HuffingtonPost.com
The former chief evangelist of Apple, Guy Kawasaki, took center stage at the social media breakfast in Auckland on Wednesday, May 15 to share some of his enchanting wisdom on being enchanting and social media. More than 1,000 people packed The...
Us Strengthening Its Relationship With New Zealand
May 21, 2013: NewsBlaze.com Current News - Top Stories
The Department of State hosts the third U.S.-New Zealand Strategic Dialogue this week.
New Zealand Describes Defense Goals For 2013-2016
May 17, 2013: DailyFinance.com
Filed under: Investing The New Zealand Ministry of Defence only just finished awarding a $120-million contract to buy 10 SH-2G(I) Super Seasprite anti-submarine/anti-surface warfare helicopters from Kaman Corporation a week ago, but already...
The Children Of Pahiatua
May 17, 2013: Slate Magazine
WELLINGTON, New Zealand—A fish restaurant in New Zealand seemed an odd place to discuss a war that took place several thousand miles away and several decades ago, but there we were: Sea bream was served, sauvignon blanc was poured, the rain...
Kiwis Want To Spy On All Communications, Vpns, And Be Able To Use Secret Evidence Against You
May 16, 2013: Techdirt
Although New Zealand's decision not to allow patents for programs "as such" was welcome, other moves there have been more problematic. For example, after it became clear that the New Zealand intelligence service, the Government Communications...
Related topics: Patents
New Zealand Supreme Court To Hear Kim Dotcom Appeal
May 16, 2013: The Raw Story
New Zealand’s Supreme Court on Thursday granted Kim Dotcom leave to appeal a ruling that US authorities do not have to disclose all of the evidence they have against the Megaupload founder. The Court of Appeal in March had overturned a...
Related topics: Megaupload
New Zealand To Sell Stake In 2nd Power Company
May 16, 2013: NPR: Stories from NPR
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New Zealand's Nonsense War On Cats Continues Apace
May 15, 2013: Jezebel
Don't you wish that New Zealand's war on cats was actually a war OF cats? Think of it! It could be like Redwall and Narnia come to life, but no — instead it's a boring ol' war on cats as environmentalists push for the nationwide eradication of a...
Ufc Confident Mark Hunt Will Still Fight At Ufc 160 Despite Visa Issues
May 14, 2013: Bleacher Report - Front Page
UFC 160 co-main event fighter Mark Hunt still remains in his home country of New Zealand waiting for his visa issues to get sorted out so he can travel to the United States. Hunt was stopped at the airport last week and held up after U.S. officials...
Related topics: Airports
New Zealand Politician Resigns After Insulting Waiter In Drunken Exchange
May 13, 2013: JONATHAN TURLEY
We have yet another example of the difference in expectations between Americans and voters in other countries. We have politicians who disappeared for months from office, solicit prostitutes from the Senate floor, and call workers...
New Zealand Considers Cutting Mail Delivery To 3 Days A Week In Face Of Internet
May 11, 2013: Canadian Business Magazine
WELLINGTON, New Zealand – Snail mail may be about to get even slower in New Zealand. The country’s postal service is considering cutting delivery from six days a week to three to cut costs as people increasingly turn to the Internet to...
Uncle Buck Upstages Bernanke
May 10, 2013: Zero Hedge
Some recent volatility in currency markets began with the Reserve Bank of New Zealand intervening to stem the rise of the Kiwi. At the same time, the Reserve Bank of Australia cut its overnight lending rate. Both actions caused sharp declines in...
Related topics: Ben Bernanke, Banking, Australia
Video: Accidental Parachute Deployment Sucks Soldier Out Of Plane
May 10, 2013: TheBlaze.com - Stories
Knowing what is coming in this less-than-one-minute video makes the seconds leading up to the paratrooper’s accidental chute deployment, which then sucks him out of a plane, pretty tense. MSN out of New Zealand reported that the jumpmaster was...
Related topics: World Videos
New Zealand Government Closes Door On Software Patents
May 9, 2013: Ars Technica
The ruling party in New Zealand has decided to drop a controversial plan to expand patenting of software in the island nation. The move was hailed by IT professionals and open Internet advocates. Earlier versions of the government's proposed...
Related topics: Patents
Piecemeal Patent Reform
May 9, 2013: A VC
Patent trolls are one of the biggest scourges on the startup ecosystem in the US. The ideal solution, which was recently taken by the country of New Zealand, would be to ban software patents outright. But try as we might, it seems unlikely to happen...
Related topics: Patents, Startup
Eric Holder Answers Question About Kim Dotcom Prosecution
May 9, 2013: Techdirt
Attorney General Eric Holder was in New Zealand for a meeting of Attorneys General from the US, New Zealand, Canada, Australia and the UK. Radio New Zealand got to meet up with Holder and after asking him about the meeting proceeded to ask him...
Related topics: Canada, Australia, United Kingdom
Huawei Founder Ren Zhengfei Conducts First Media Interview In 26 Years While In New Zealand
May 9, 2013: Canadian Business Magazine
WELLINGTON, New Zealand – During 26 years at the helm of Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei, founder Ren Zhengfei has never once agreed to be interviewed by a journalist. Until Thursday. While visiting the company’s New Zealand...
Related topics: Huawei
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