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Rudd and Abbott both struggling with image
Aust PM Kevin Rudd's personal approval is at its lowest level since he became Opposition Leader in December 2006.
Vote guarantees Indian women slice of political power
Indian politicians yesterday took a step towards making history.
Iraqi voters defy threats and bombs
In the face of bomb and mortar attacks that killed 38 people and wounded 89 others, Iraqis went to the polls yesterday.
A matter of justice
For the next six months a bright, young Auckland lawyer will work for the International Criminal Court at the Hague.
Leaders blast Super City plans
Auckland Super City plans have been called "fundamentally broken" and undemocratic by Auckland's leaders in select committee hearings.
Berlusconi: the enemy of his own sinking state
The damage Italy's Prime Minister inflicts on his country continues unchecked.
MPs to lose taxpayer-funded advertising
Simon Power will tighten the rules for MPs to close a loophole that allows them to use taxpayer money for election advertising.