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Police in abuse of power row
A senior police officer has been accused of abusing their position after a friend complained about being delayed at a compulsory breath test.
NZ pledges $5.5m in aid for Cook Islands
Foreign Affairs Minister Murray McCully has announced a $5.5 million reconstruction package for Aitutaki following last month's cyclone.
Rachida Dati - stilettos with a steely edge
Rachida Dati's extraordinary rise to power has taken her from a council estate upbringing to the highest echelons of French politics.
Govt condemns terrorist stunt
A newspaper has been widely condemned for sending mock terrorists into Super 14 rugby games last weekend.
NZ-Oz merger finds some mates
More than 40 per cent of New Zealanders think it's time we talked about becoming Australia's seventh state.
<i>Brian Gaynor</i>: Leap from politics to business has risks
One of the issues raised by the Huljich Wealth Management controversy is the role of well known or celebrity directors, particularly former politicians.
Former Govt minister McClay appears in court
Roger McClay appeared in court today to face charges of obtaining or using a document to obtain a pecuniary advantage.
Sarkozy scandal fails to fire in France
French media are noticeably quiet on rumours about President Nicolas Sarkozy and wife Carla Bruni.