WorldStudy shows Trump has hidden supportersPolls may be underestimating Trump's support as according to new research, the Republican who plan to vote for him are too embarrassed to admit it.23 Dec 07:40 PM
WorldThe CIA's future is nowHere's a look at what the CIA's predictions in 2000 got right and wrong about the world of today.23 Dec 04:00 PM
New ZealandThe future according to the CIAIn the year 2000, the CIA commissioned a report on what global trends will be in 2015. Here's what they got right and wrong.23 Dec 05:07 AM
WorldTrump: Clinton's loo break 'disgusting'Donald Trump said Hillary Clinton's restroom break was 'too disgusting to talk about' and that she was 'schlonged' by a male opponent.22 Dec 05:20 AM
New ZealandRegime to monitor deportees stalled over funding, lack of informationCriminals were deported to New Zealand this year with no monitoring or supervision regime in place because work on a scheme stalled.20 Dec 04:32 AM
LifestyleThe great Margaret Thatcher fire saleMargaret Thatcher's daughter has sold off the Iron Lady's belongings for a neat $10 million.19 Dec 01:05 AM
WorldThe world according to PutinMany of Putin's comments circled back to relations with the United States, including a bit of look-ahead musing on the White House race. Putin said Russia would work with "whomever the American voters choose", but he singled out Trump.18 Dec 08:01 PM
WorldDebate offers no clarity for RepublicansLack of clear winners echoes uncertainty over who will claim party nomination.16 Dec 08:59 PM
OpinionPhil Quinn: Don't push Trump panic button yetDonald Trump does not herald some frightening new dawn of neo-fascism set to dominate US politics, writes Phil Quin. His extreme anti-Muslim and anti-immigration platform is not noticeably gaining ground.16 Dec 12:46 AM
RoyalsBritain's 'best informed lobbyist'Documents reveal Prince Charles access to top-level Cabinet documents, making him a formidable lobbyist for his own agenda15 Dec 11:12 PM
OpinionKlaus Bosselmann: Paris deal promising, but let's not celebrate yetAt present, the atmosphere resembles a wild, uncontrolled rubbish dump. Polluters are free to sink their carbons into the atmosphere simply because they can, writes Klaus Bosselmann.15 Dec 04:00 PM
