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Environmental group ready to defend whaling activist
Japanese lawyers are lined up to defend incarcerated anti-whaling protester Peter Bethune, but an environmental group still hopes Japanese authorities will send him home.
Bill aims to see investors benefit from regulator action
Labour MP Lianne Dalziel has drafted a bill to ensure investors benefit from action taken by regulators against investment companies.
<i>Jim Hopkins:</i> How to make a proper Charlie of yourself
Jim Hopkins writes that politicians are perfectly entitled to hiss at others - once they fix the crises this country faces.
CCO plans - getting to the truth
Auckland council controlled bodies will be on a scale never before seen in Australasia.
Six departments in the gun as Govt hunts for leakers
Up to six Government departments face investigation in the hunt for the sources of leaked Cabinet papers.
Waihopai a key link in global intelligence network
What goes on at the Government spy base penetrated by peace activists?
Spy base verdict lets protesters go free
Three peace protesters are found not guilty of an attack on a top-secret South Island spy base, despite admitting causing $1m damage.
Health ministry cuts proposed as Govt talks up sinking lid
There will be more cuts in the number of public servants, but the Government is not willing to say how many more jobs will be lost.