New Zealanders featuring in this week's survey of global media including BusinessWeek, The Independent, The Telegraph, The Guardian, Scotsman.com, Toronto Star, Photonics, New York magazine and TimesSquare.com include:
- Govt investing NZ$628m in nanotechnology, primary sector focus
- Anna Paquin nom’d for Emmy for Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee
- Sand Dancer about Peter Donnelly warms Tribeca Film Fest (px)
- NZ “one of the top foodie destinations in the world" - Telegraph
- Te Awamutu company teams with German U to promote manuka honey products to heal wounds, treat stomach and skin problems
- Andrea Hewitt wins first World Cup triathlon title at Kitzbuhel Austria
- NZ filmmakers serving clients from Korea, Hong Kong, China, Japan
- Zinny: ABs World Cup task “difficult but doable" - good chemistry
- Neuroscientist Kerry Spackman tunes minds at Team McLaren
- Otago U taps secret to queen bees' dominance: aversive learning
- Scott Dixon wins third straight IndyCar Series victory in Lexington
- US economist Tyler Cowen ranks fish& chips with barbecue in Texas
- NZ-born BBC character actor Gordon Gostelow dies, London (82)
For full stories see http://www.nzedge.com/media, a 5,000-story storehouse of international activities by New Zealanders 2000-07.
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