April 03, 2009

Free preview of Ian Wishart's new book AIR CON

Open publication - Free publishing - More sea levels

It's being released on April 27, 300 pages, more than 400 footnoted references to the latest scientific data on climate change...this will be the most controversial book of the year in this country.

As one scientist has already said after reading the book:

“I started reading this book with an intensely critical eye, expecting that a mere journalist could not possibly cope with the complexities of climate science … [But] He gives chapter and verse for almost everything he says and he has been far more far-ranging in searching the web than anyone else I know. The book is brilliant. The best I have seen which deals with the news item side of it as well as the science. He has done a very thorough job and I have no hesitation in unreserved commendation. It has come along at the time we most need it and I hope it is published and publicized widely.”

Read a preview below, pre-order here for guaranteed delivery: http://www.tgifedition.com

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March 31, 2009

Investigate magazine preview, April 09

Open publication - Free publishing - More sport

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February 26, 2009

In the latest Investigate magazine

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February 13, 2009

Massive story breaking in TGIF Edition tonight

What do Osama bin Laden, the world's biggest cargo ship, a motherload of quartz (yeah, I meant 'load'), the world's fourth most-wanted criminal (some call him the deadliest), the CIA, MI6, a shipload of onions (seriously, onions), drug running, gold smuggling, a magnate's visceral gut wrenching fear as his global empire hung on a thread, the Cook Islands, Dubai, last November's Mumbai terror attacks, a current National Government minister, a brazen $278 million dollar fraud against the Government of Indonesia, money laundering in Australia and India, run out of an Auckland office, the NZSX, and a former Cabinet Minister in the Helen Clark government…all have in common?

Find out tonight…a special 4,000 word investigation, political and corporate dynamite, other media will be rushing to match it, but only TGIF will have the complete coverage, only for subscribers, tgifedition.com

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