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For the purpose of the thread, my webhost has looked into this, and apparantly its setup correct, but the fault is with the domain registrar - I dont know...
And again for the purpose of this thread, it seems the domain in question has been flagged as "inactive", most likely as a matter of policy due to the domain having only one authoritative DNS server listed.
Since an "inactive" domain is prevented from resolving by the authoritative servers of the parent domain (the delegation/glue records simply won't resolve), there's nothing the operator of the authoritative DNS server for the domain can do until the domain is set as "active" again.
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