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Christopher John Lewis was a psychopath. A would-be terrorist who attempted to assassinate Queen Elizabeth in Dunedin and very nearly pulled it off. A bank robber. A fugitive. A prisoner.

So when they arrested Christopher Lewis for the brutal slaying of a mother and the kidnap of her baby, nobody believed him when he protested his innocence.

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Last Words is a chilling insight into the mind of a master criminal, but with one very bitter twist: the man that Lewis named as the real murderer was protected by the police. Two year's after Lewis' suicide, another woman was killed. Police have arrested their former protege, and charged him with murder.

If they'd listened to Lewis, police might have saved an innocent life.

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Review in Sydney Morning Herald:
By Paul Sheehan

What I am about to write questions much of what I have written in this space, in numerous columns, over the past five years. Perhaps what I have written can withstand this questioning. Perhaps not. The greater question is, am I - and you - capable of questioning our own orthodoxies and intellectual habits? Let's see.

The subject of this column is not small. It is a book entitled Heaven And Earth, which will be published tomorrow. It has been written by one of Australia's foremost Earth scientists, Professor Ian Plimer. He is a confronting sort of individual, polite but gruff, courteous but combative. He can write extremely well, and Heaven And Earth is a brilliantly argued book by someone not intimidated by hostile majorities or intellectual fashions.

The book's 500 pages and 230,000 words and 2311 footnotes are the product of 40 years' research and a depth and breadth of scholarship. As Plimer writes: "An understanding of climate requires an amalgamation of astronomy, solar physics, geology, geochronology, geochemistry, sedimentology, tectonics, palaeontology, palaeoecology, glaciology, climatology, meteorology, oceanography, ecology, archaeology and history."

The most important point to remember about Plimer is that he is Australia's most eminent geologist. As such, he thinks about time very differently from most of us. He takes the long, long view. He looks at climate over geological, archaeological, historical and modern time. He writes: "Past climate changes, sea-level changes and catastrophes are written in stone."

Much of what we have read about climate change, he argues, is rubbish, especially the computer modelling on which much current scientific opinion is based, which he describes as "primitive". Errors and distortions in computer modelling will be exposed in time. (As if on cue, the United Nations' peak scientific body on climate change was obliged to make an embarrassing admission last week that some of its computers models were wrong.)... (read the rest of the review here: http://www.smh.com.au/opinion/beware-the-climate-of-conformity-20090412-a3ya.html?page=-1

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FROM THE BACK COVER:
What you are about to read will go further than anyone has gone before – digging up a Prime Minister you didn’t even know existed.

The Helen Clark we see today is a carefully manufactured, airbrushed political brand. She’s also New Zealand’s most powerful politician, ever. Absolute Power strips away the façade to find what makes the real Helen Clark tick, and explores the track record of a government that boasted it would bring a new age of “frugality and integrity”, and an end to “cronyism, sleaze and dishonesty”.

Absolute Power is not just about what happened publicly and what played out on the news each night. It is much more about what was going on behind the scenes – the power plays, the dirty tricks, the Machiavellian maneuvers. The bits the daily media missed.

Lord Acton once wrote that absolute power corrupts absolutely, and that the great “are almost always bad”. Is Helen Clark the exception to that rule? Judge for yourself in this decade’s most controversial political book…

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IT BEGINS, as all good bank stories should, with the dirt and scum of a
new land, and that’s just some of the customers.
The year is 1861. The place is Auckland: a relative village of some
8,000 inhabitants scattered over acres of pastureland and dusty tracks
leading to outlying settlements like Mt Eden or Onehunga.

In the United States at this time, Abraham Lincoln has just been elected
President on a campaign platform of abolishing slavery and monetary
reform. The US Civil War is about to break out. But in New Zealand,
the buzz of summer cicadas, the clatter of horse hooves and carriage
wheels, and the shouted greetings between colonial settlers are all that
disturbs the mantle of unseasonal autumn heat that’s wrapped up the
town for the past two weeks leaving residents gasping for some cool
relief.

The sparkling waters of the Waitemata harbour lap at the shoreline
along what is now Fort Street, and stevedores on the rickety wharf shoulder
aside Imperial troopers, merchants, sailors and donkeys as they shift
cargo under the beating sun of an Indian Summer.

It is a new land politically, a young land physically, and on the harbour
where sleek America’s Cup yachts will sluice through a massive
spectator fleet little more than one person’s lifetime later, the vista in
March of 1861 is of barques and scows, trading ships and Maori waka.
By the dusty hillside goat track known now as Shortland Street, two
men are in earnest discussion outside the Oriental Bank office. One is a
senior banker, the other is prominent lawyer

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