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I am David – book review
I can’t say for sure when I first read the book I am David, but I know where I was. A junior school in my home town in the UK sometime in the early 1970s. It was one of those books that […]
I can’t say for sure when I first read the book I am David, but I know where I was. A junior school in my home town in the UK sometime in the early 1970s. It was one of those books that […]
A worker who was seven weeks into his first job at Taranaki Sawmills has been left unable to return to work after he lost three fingers and part of his palm as the result of a traumatic amputation in unguarded machinery.
Revised 11 March 2013 In the October/November 2012 edition of the NZ Society of Authors’ newsletter, NZSA’s president Tony Simpson comments on the fact that royalty payments collected by Copyright Licensing New Zealand (CLNZ) on behalf of authors are typically sent to […]
First published in the New Zealand Herald, March 2008. In New Zealand’s short history there has been three key periods of industrial trouble, each separated by regional disputes. Some ended in death, all ended in tears. But each one has taken the […]