Power of one
By Jane Clifton in Uncategorized
Issue 3407 27th Aug 2005
David Lange - the Prime Minister we loved for his huge intellect, huge heart and great one-liners.
Wit & wisdom
By Gary McCormick in Uncategorized
Issue 3407 27th Aug 2005
They toured New Zealand as the Two Kiwi Musketeers, sharing laughs, quips and boiled eggs. Gary McCormick remembers his sparring partner, the Rt Hon David Russell Lange (4/8/42-13/8/05).
Down to dust
By David Fisher in Uncategorized
Issue 3407 27th Aug 2005
Defying authorities, David Fisher of the Herald on Sunday travelled into Zimbabwe's cities and countryside to find a divided land falling into ruin.
Margin for error
By Gordon Campbell in Uncategorized
Issue 3407 27th Aug 2005
Political polls measuring levels of party support can become self-fulfilling prophecies.
Who's calling the tune?
By Nick Smith in Uncategorized
Issue 3407 27th Aug 2005
Americans are blind to their looming economic crisis, which will send shockwaves around the world, warns former Reagan adviser, economist and now author Clyde Prestowitz.
Making places sing
By Diana Wichtel in Uncategorized
Issue 3407 27th Aug 2005
If anyone will have you toiling up to an inconvenient roof terrace and liking it, it's David Mitchell, winner of the NZ Institute of Architects Gold Medal.
In forgotten fields
By Ian McGibbon in Uncategorized
Issue 3407 27th Aug 2005
All too quiet on the Western Front: the burial of the Unknown Warrior last November highlighted our scant knowledge of the brutal realities of the Somme, where New Zealand's losses dwarfed those at Gallipoli.