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NZ-US peace deal sacrificed for votes - cable
Labour sacrificed the best chance in a generation to end the No Nukes stand-off, according to a WikiLeaks cable.
Goff disputes anti-nuke law claims
Labour leader Phil Goff has hit back at claims made in a diplomatic cable between Wellington and Washington that NZ's anti-nuclear legislation was influenced by wanting to cut defence costs as well as by ideology.
Anti-nuke law 'linked to cost cuts'
New Zealand's anti-nuclear legislation was influenced by wanting to cut defence costs as well as by ideology, a WikiLeaks-released cable between Wellington and Washington claims.
NZ not joining whaling court action
New Zealand won't join in Australian court action over Japanese whaling but will have input into the case.
Iran's Foreign Minister sacked
Iran's Foreign Minister has been replaced by the head of the country's nuclear programme.
NZ ranked third for humanitarian response
NZ is among the world's top three countries for its humanitarian response to international crises, an aid watchdog says.
Key defends secrecy around closer US ties
The resumption of full intelligence sharing with the US was not made public as the Govt does not comment on national security, John Key says.
WikiLeaks: US preferred National
Labour and National Governments agreed to US demands for secrecy around improvements to the defence and intelligence relationship.
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.