Whitcoulls on The Kahui Case

Friday, 1 July 2011, 7:19 pm
Press Release: Whitcoulls

News release

Whitcoulls acknowledges that there is a great deal of interest in Ian Wishart’s book; Breaking Silence: The Kahui Case. A decision on whether to stock the book will be made once the book has been completed and Whitcoulls has been able to evaluate its contents. Until then it is premature to make any further comment.

- ENDS-

Advertisement - scroll to continue reading

Using Scoop for work?

Scoop is free for personal use, but you’ll need a licence for work use. This is part of our Ethical Paywall and how we fund Scoop. Join today with plans starting from less than $3 per week, plus gain access to exclusive Pro features.

Join Pro Individual Find out more

Find more from Whitcoulls on InfoPages.

Culture Headlines | Health Headlines | Education Headlines

LIFESTYLE

PSA: Patients Will Die If Govt Proceeds With Plans To Halve Health IT Staff

A risk planning document obtained by 1 News show the Government ignoring the risks to patient safety by pressing ahead with gutting Te Whatu Ora’s Data and Digital group to save $100 million a year.

Paralympics NZ: Four Further Paralympians Presented With Official Numbered Pins

Mitch, Neelam and Joshua received their official numbered pin at the 2024 Disability Sport Auckland Annual Awards Dinner. Para cyclist Devon received his Paralympic Pin at the NZ Grand Prix which took place at the Grassroots Trust Velodrome in Cambridge.

New Zealand Veterinary Association: Animal Owners Urged To Make A List And Check It Twice These Summer Holidays

NZVA Head of Veterinary Services (Companion Animal) Sally Cory reminded animal owners to think P.E.T. which stands for Pause. Emergency call. Take.

Auckland Pride: First Line Up Of Programming Featuring Brand New Events And The Return Of Pride Favourites

This year’s festival honours the powerful truth that ‘we exist because we relate.’ Through the theme of Tētahi Ki Tētahi—one to another and each other—we recognise the importance of organising, community building, and movement-making as vital forces in our collective journey.

Age Concern Wellington Region: Loneliness As A Major Issue For Many Seniors This Christmas

Research shows that isolation can have serious effects on mental and physical health, with seniors being particularly vulnerable. Age Concern is encouraging the community to take proactive steps to address this.

We are the University: Open Letter - Cuts To Marsden Funding For Humanities And Social Sciences

By tightening the bottleneck of researcher funding, Collins is crushing the ability for new ideas and new teachers to enter the realms of humanities and social sciences, consequently disincentivizing students' study of these subjects.

Join Scoop Pro

Submit News

Become a Member

LATEST HEADLINES

CULTURE
HEALTH
EDUCATION

Yeh To Tackle Castrol Toyota FR Oceania With M2 Competition 16/12/24 | TOYOTA GAZOO Racing N...
New Zealand Highwaymen - On The Road Again In May 2025 16/12/24 | Key 2 Artist Promotions
Father-and-Son Honda Team Now 1-2 In Rankings 16/12/24 | Bikesport NZ
NZ Antique & Classic Boatshow Hits 25 Year Milestone 16/12/24 | Antique and Classic Boat Sho...
Pulse Defender Clinches Supreme Gong For Third Straight Year 16/12/24 | Central Pulse
Top Talent Honoured At 2024 New Zealand Netball Awards 16/12/24 | Netball New Zealand
Black Caps Bowling 'Great To Watch' - England Assistant Coach 16/12/24 | RNZ

More RSS