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Labour, National agreed to US secrecy demands, cables show
No diplomatic cables have been released so far which would be as embarrassing for NZ as for Australia.
Assange offline but still in good spirits
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is said to be in good spirits.
British MP says assistant 'not a spy'
A Russian woman who works for a British MP has been arrested, reportedly on suspicion of espionage.
WikiLeaks: NZ appears in cable on Mumbai attacks
New Zealand has been mentioned in a confidential cable released by WikiLeaks on terrorist attacks in Mumbai.
Kiribati refuses to take detainees
The small Pacific nation of Kiribati spurned a US$3 million offer to take 17 Chinese Muslim Guantanamo Bay detainees.
WikiLeaks reveals US snooping on NZ
Helen Clark is likely to be among top UN officials targeted by the US in an intelligence-gathering exercise.
PM: Wikileaks release may cause 'embarrassment'
John Key says leaked cables from the US Embassy in Wellington, which form part of this week's massive Wikileaks release, "could cause some embarrassment".
The media's role in Wikileaks revelations
Here's how two of the most influencial newspapers on either side of the Atlantic explain their role in publishing the leaks.
<i>John Armstrong:</i> Key becoming more of a player in trade diplomacy
The TPP was the only game in town during the APEC summit. That put John Key right in the thick of it.
Japan welcome to join TPP 'only on our terms' - Key
John Key has told his Japanese hosts at Apec that NZ only wants Japan at talks on a regional free trade agreement if agriculture is on the table.