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Bunny McDiarmid was a deckhand on the Rainbow Warrior when it was sunk by French agents in 1985, in this nzherald.co.nz archive interview filmed for the 25 years anniversary, Bunny recalls what happened that fateful day and what happened to Greenpeace and the anti-nuclear movement.

The 30th anniversary of the Rainbow Warrior sinking is on July 10. Suzanne McFadden looks at the problems Auckland faced in containing its most renowned prisoners.

Maurice Whitham was 2IC of the police operation that exposed France’s act of terrorism. It was the greatest case he and his colleagues were involved in. He explains to Phil Taylor how the evidence trails unfolded…

Rainbow Warrior saboteurs carried out practice missions before bombing Greenpeace's flagship in Auckland 30 years ago, according to sources in France.

John Roughan wonders if a more experienced government had been in the Beehive 30 years ago, would we have been told so much about the Rainbow Warrior?

From hearing the blast to chasing the police car as the convicted spies were smuggled out of the country, Herald reporters recount how they broke the story.

The only New Zealand crew member on board the Rainbow Warrior says it was a "painful mistake" for a Greenpeace calendar to include a photograph taken by a French spy convicted of the ship's bombing.

More than 100 people have taken part in a mammoth volunteer effort to repair the track to the Rainbow Warrior memorial at Matauri Bay in Northland.

The Herald on Sunday reveals what happened to some of those involved with the Rainbow Warrior and the investigation.

An anti-apartheid musician huge in his homeland is now living quietly in our midst.