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Stephen BaldwinOpening shot "Do you think this is a particularly grim Christmas?" I asked the managing editor. "People are saying it's grim." "I think that depends upon whom you ask," he said...
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Kelly OsbourneA consortium comprising Total (50%), Hocol (operator, 20%, subsidiary of Maurel Prom), and Talisman (30%) has been awarded the exploration rights for the Niscota Block in Colombia...
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- A 1970s mob legend resurfaces, for the money - International Herald Tribune
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Jail for man who received diplomat's jewels - 20 Oct 2006 - National News
British High Commissioner George Fergusson and his wife Margaret at Homewood, their official residence in Wellington. Picture / Mark Mitchell 12.15pm Friday October 20, 2006 A man convicted of receiving expensive heirloom jewellery stolen from the British High Commissioner's Wellington home was today jailed for a year. Brendon McMichael, 31, of Petone, originally faced two counts of burglary and two of receiving property, knowing it to be stolen. In Wellington District Court last month he pleaded guilty to the receiving charges and the burglary charges were withdrawn by police. Police returned the jewels, said to be worth tens of thousands of dollars, to George Fergusson and his wife Margaret in July. Mr Fergusson is the son of the late Sir Bernard Fergusson, Governor-General from 1962 to 1967, and Laura, Lady Fergusson. His grandfather, Sir Charles Fergusson, was Governor-General from 1924 to 1929. Necklaces, earrings, bracelets, brooches and a diamond and gold tiara were returned. Some of the jewellery was handed in at Lower Hutt police station and the tiara was recovered from a service cupboard in The Quest on The Terrace hotel, it was reported at the time. The couple said they were "thrilled" to have them returned.
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