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World Summit speech. "How did my stinging attack on Zimbabwe go down?" "Yeah good... it made page two!" Hunter and Robbie Williams to wed. ca 3 September 2002.

World Summit speech. "How did my stinging attack on Zimbabwe go down?" "Yeah good... it made page two!" Hunter and Robbie Williams to wed. ca 3 September 2002.

Doyle, Martin, 1956-: Who will put this story together now...? 6 April 2011

Doyle, Martin, 1956-: Who will put this story together now...? 6 April 2011

"One can't help but admire the protestors - they must use up all their annual leave to join in these hikois." 27 April, 2004.

"One can't help but admire the protestors - they must use up all their annual leave to join in these hikois." 27 April, 2004.

Dunne hints at big tax cuts. "Why are we letting this upstart upstage Michael Cullen?" "We are receiving advice that having to announce that he was having to give some of his surplus back could kill Michael..." 18 October, 2006.

Dunne hints at big tax cuts. "Why are we letting this upstart upstage Michael Cullen?" "We are receiving advice that having to announce that he was having to give some of his surplus back could kill Michael..." 18 October, 2006.

Fletcher, David, 1952- :'Have you noticed allegations are like buses... Nothing for ages- then a whole lot come along at once!` Dominion Post, 6 November 2004.

Fletcher, David, 1952- :'Have you noticed allegations are like buses... Nothing for ages- then a whole lot come along at once!` Dominion Post, 6 November 2004.

Fletcher, David, 1952- :'The Greens have made the headlines by giving a "state of the planet" address!' 'You could counter with one of your "off the planet" addresses.' Dominion Post, 18 January 2005.

Fletcher, David, 1952- :'The Greens have made the headlines by giving a "state of the planet" address!' 'You could counter with one of your "off the planet" addresses.' Dominion Post, 18 January 2005.

Webb, Murray, 1947- : Cate Brett [ca 22 November 2004]

Webb, Murray, 1947- : Cate Brett [ca 22 November 2004]

Evans, Malcolm, 1945- :Waitangi Fisheries Deal Close. 'At last, with a share of a multi-million dollar asset we can show just how far we've come!....From a primitive and warring culture preying on each other, to a modern contemporary society...Ready to take it's place in the pantheon of man, marching forward as equals into the new millenium....If I hold out a bit longer, our tribe could bully itself a bigger slice!' New Zealand Herald, 20 August 2002.

Evans, Malcolm, 1945- :Waitangi Fisheries Deal Close. 'At last, with a share of a multi-million dollar asset we can show just how far we've come!....From a primitive and warring culture preying on each other, to a modern contemporary society...Ready to take it's place in the pantheon of man, marching forward as equals into the new millenium....If I hold out a bit longer, our tribe could bully itself a bigger slice!' New Zealand Herald, 20 August 2002.

Hawkey, Allan Charles, 1941-:A grape vine, please. Waikato Times, 15 March, 2005.

Hawkey, Allan Charles, 1941-:A grape vine, please. Waikato Times, 15 March, 2005.

"Your disgusting paper needs to show more respect for other people's sincere and deeply held beliefs. Our members are still hurting from your gratuitous publication of photos of the Earth taken from the Moon. Yours, in real pain, NZ Flat Earth Society..." 8 February, 2006.

"Your disgusting paper needs to show more respect for other people's sincere and deeply held beliefs. Our members are still hurting from your gratuitous publication of photos of the Earth taken from the Moon. Yours, in real pain, NZ Flat Earth Society..." 8 February, 2006.

"You know what they say - no news is good news!" "NOT TO A NEWSPAPER EDITOR IT'S NOT!!! 16 January, 2003.

"You know what they say - no news is good news!" "NOT TO A NEWSPAPER EDITOR IT'S NOT!!! 16 January, 2003.

"Y'know, some people just can't help themselves!" 30 September, 2005.

"Y'know, some people just can't help themselves!" 30 September, 2005.

Fletcher, David, 1952- :'The newspaper doesn't say I gave them information, does it?' 'No. It just says from an unreliable source.' Dominion Post, 26 November 2004.

Fletcher, David, 1952- :'The newspaper doesn't say I gave them information, does it?' 'No. It just says from an unreliable source.' Dominion Post, 26 November 2004.

Fletcher, David, 1952- :There's no excuse for MP's to have the smell of alcohol on their breath!' 'Quite right.' 'Not in these days of extra strong peppermints.' Dominion Post, 8 October 2004.

Fletcher, David, 1952- :There's no excuse for MP's to have the smell of alcohol on their breath!' 'Quite right.' 'Not in these days of extra strong peppermints.' Dominion Post, 8 October 2004.

"The newspaper has put words into your mouth!!!" "How do you know?" "These words make sense." 24 July 2009

"The newspaper has put words into your mouth!!!" "How do you know?" "These words make sense." 24 July 2009

Fletcher, David, 1952- :'The Minister's accusing you of choosing which issues the public should be informed about.' 'That's an outrageous claim!!!... Thank goodness the public will never hear about it'. Dominion Post, 2 March 2005.

Fletcher, David, 1952- :'The Minister's accusing you of choosing which issues the public should be informed about.' 'That's an outrageous claim!!!... Thank goodness the public will never hear about it'. Dominion Post, 2 March 2005.

Craig Nicholson, editor of Bay of Plenty Times. 16 September, 2005.

Craig Nicholson, editor of Bay of Plenty Times. 16 September, 2005.

Evans, Malcolm 1945- :Closing the Gaps. New Zealand Herald, 25 May 2001.

Evans, Malcolm 1945- :Closing the Gaps. New Zealand Herald, 25 May 2001.

Tremain, Garrick, 1941- :'Amazing! 75% of the unemployed can't even read a newspaper!!' 'Hard to believe.' 'Incredible!!' Otago Daily Times, 8 August 2004.

Tremain, Garrick, 1941- :'Amazing! 75% of the unemployed can't even read a newspaper!!' 'Hard to believe.' 'Incredible!!' Otago Daily Times, 8 August 2004.

Bird flu. Millions of chickens slaughtered. "NEVER FELT BETTER! Never felt better! Never felt better!" 27 January, 2004.

Bird flu. Millions of chickens slaughtered. "NEVER FELT BETTER! Never felt better! Never felt better!" 27 January, 2004.