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NZ welcomes Iran nuclear pledge
New Zealand has welcomed the agreement reached in Geneva yesterday aimed at capping Iran's nuclear programme.
New Zealand has welcomed the agreement reached in Geneva yesterday aimed at capping Iran's nuclear programme.
Iran has struck a historic nuclear deal with the US and five other world powers, after more than three decades of estrangement,
Made a mistake at work? It can't be worse than this. Twice this year, US officers entrusted with launch keys to nuclear missiles have been caught leaving open a blast door.
Britain and Iran are to take a first step towards re-opening their respective embassies, Foreign Secretary William Hague says, adding that Tehran's new leadership is presenting itself "in a much more positive way than in the recent past."
Navy ex-servicemen suffering ill health from the fallout of French nuclear testing at Mururoa are calling for a special remembrance day.
New Zealand missions to observe French nuclear tests were a global PR victory ... but the men who went see another side. Wayne Thompson reports.
Wayne O'Donnell was a stoker in the engine room of HMNZS Canterbury in August 1973 when it witnessed a nuclear test at Mururoa Atoll.
Only two years after being elected, Prime Minister David Lange told Margaret Thatcher over lunch that he would be willing to resign if it would help to get a solution to the Anzus crisis.
ESR scientists are monitoring the Pacific for airborne radioactivity resulting from yesterday's underground nuclear test in North Korea.
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John Key finally got to chat with US President Barack Obama - the pair swapped....
Prime Minister John Key has used the memory of the Korean War in which 45 New Zealanders died to...