New Zealand Society News

War could result from the latest actions of the planetary policemen. Let’s make no mistake about why Libya is being bombed, and how Arabs will see this.

NatureFarm NZ, manufacturer of Effective microorganisms (EM), is supplying its organic microbial product to support the ongoing clean up of the disaster struck city.

WikiLeaks is a challenge to integrity for some, and a challenge to security for others. Most people are unaware, though, of how the WikiLeaks drama is a mirror of what goes on in their own private lives.

Domestic abuse survivor Lisa Oliver is hoping that her book will help change social attitudes about domestic violence and more specifically why women don't leave their abusive partners.

New website outlines traditional Maori cooking technique of steaming food underground.

The Tweet Twins are called upon to advise for the 10 year flight path. COMET was launched as a charitable trust to deliver support, encouragement and guidance to many in the South Auckland region.

Many graduates, business owners and people who were recently laid off work are turning to tutoring to sustain themselves and their families during these tough times.

Dating Advice launches Teleseminar series with an aim to learn how and where to find an ideal partner; how to attract and approach someone special; how to choose suitable partners and practical tools to keep and have a fantastic relationship.

Classic Speeches for Best Men have updated all their wedding speeches and included a new selection of best man speeches ready for the 2009 wedding season.

Ryan Kilfoil is facing the challenge of a lifetime as he gears up to run the Rotorua Marathon in New Zealand and raise ₤10,000 for International Anti-trafficking Charity, Stop the Traffik in only 10 days.

The year 2008 marks two very special 50th anniversaries - The Giving of The Twelve Blessings and the Start of Operation Starlight. The Aetherius Society worldwide is holding special activities to commemorate these two significant events.

A report published by the Asia New Zealand Foundation, entitled “Asians in New Zealand: Implications of a Changing Demography” predicts that New Zealand’s Asian population will continue to grow as New Zealand’s dependence on the Asian region

Eat So They Can is a fundraising event taking place on October 13 in celebration of the UN’s World Food Day (October 16) and aims to build a global movement of people committed to helping solve the child poverty crisis.