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The mother expressed concerns about the school's investigation.

Who knew one of New Zealand's wildest cold cases involves circus animals and a PM?

A letter from David Lange inspired the film director to a lifetime of positive action.

In March 1985 David Lange took part in a debate at the Oxford Union in England on the proposition that 'nuclear weapons are morally indefensible'. His opponent was the American evangelist Jerry Falwell. New Zealand's opposition to visits by nuclear-armed and -powered ships was criticised by the United States, the UK and Australia, who feared it might influence other countries. Lange denied that was the intention, but the Oxford Union debate undoubtedly focused international attention on New Zealand's anti-nuclear stance. As this clip illustrates, he also used the occasion to demonstrate his quick wit on the subject.

New CIA files lend weight to claims that in 1984 new PM David Lange was working on a loophole big enough for the United States to sail a non-nuclear warship through.

COMMENT: Little's argument for slashing immigration will bring the economy to its knees.

The 3x3 Quest Tour basketball will resume this coming Saturday by tipping off in Mangere, South Auckland. With the first two events

Former Prime Minister Lange in on doomed plan to allow US warship visit, newly released documents show