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When the movies go bad
We here at the SIS take the view that anything that portrays humans as bad is pro-terrorist.
Japanese 'ignored distress calls' from Ady Gil
Anti-whaling protesters say Japanese whalers ignored distress calls after the Ady Gil was severely damaged during a collision.
Anti-whaling protesters 'at law's limit'
An international law expert says anti-whaling protesters were 'at the very limit and edge of the law'
Politics 2009: Key, Goff and the recession
A new PM defied the odds as the Govt struggled to deal with the worst recession in decades, and Labour played catch up politics.
Eleventh hour climate deal not enough - Key
A deal for rich countries to slash emissions by 80pc by 2050 "falls well short of expectations and aspirations", says NZ's Prime Minister. But Barack Obama hails the 'Copenhagen accord' as a "meaningful and unprecedented breakthrough".
Climate deal 'meaningful, unprecedented' - Obama
The US and four other countries, including China, reach a climate agreement to reduce and measure emissions reductions. But Barack Obama says a "fundamental deadlock in perspectives" exists with developing nations.
<i>Chris Rattue:</i> Sidekick Steve doesn't deserve Tiger's tar
Woods' Kiwi caddie Steve Williams doesn't deserve to be attacked in any way, or to have his career threatened.
Factory-farm cattle plan angers Greens
A plan to factory farm dairy cattle in the South Island will harm New Zealand's clean, green international brand, the Green Party says.
Lockwood Smith, PM top performers in pundit's rankings
Speaker Lockwood Smith has dethroned Prime Minister as 2009's top parliamentary performer, a newsletter claims.
Minister accused of sneaking clause into bill
Associate Local Government Minister John Carter is being accused of changing a Government bill to help out a constituent.
Private prisons bill passed
Privately run prisons are on the Government's agenda after Parliament today passed a bill allowing them to be handed over.
Race relations debate comes to a sorry pass
If the Maori Party and the Government had any hopes of keeping the hornet's nest the Hone Harawira dispute had stirred up with him in Te Tai Tokerau, they were quickly disabused of the notion yesterday.