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WikiLeaks: US image in NZ 'has been damaged by leaks'
Helen Clark believes WikiLeaks cables showing 'disrespect' for NZ's foreign policy have damaged the US image in NZ.
Goldbugs see no end to price rises
Gold investors have high hopes about price rises continuing in 2011.
US envoys were bullies: Clark
Former PM Helen Clark says concerns by the US Embassy over the screening of Michael Moore's film Fahrenheit 9/11 for a Labour Party fundraising event showed "outright bullying" and "unprofessional" conduct by officials.
NZ wary of China's emergence - WikiLeaks
NZ was disturbed by China's rising influence in the Pacific region, a WikiLeaks cable shows.
NZ in Iraq to help Fonterra - cable
Former PM Helen Clark decided to send soldiers to Iraq to stop Fonterra losing Oil for Food contracts, according to a US Embassy cable - in just one of many WikiLeaks revelations that have been labelled 'disturbing'.
US wanted military accords kept quiet
The US Govt quietly approved eight new areas for military co-operation with NZ in 2007, cables show.
Afghanistan going poorly for US - report
US intelligence agencies have given a pessimistic account of military progress in Afghanistan.
Labour, National agreed to US secrecy demands, cables show
No diplomatic cables have been released so far which would be as embarrassing for NZ as for Australia.
Blair recalled for second round of Iraq inquiry
Tony Blair is to be recalled before the Iraq inquiry.
Printing error produces a billion unusable US$100 bills
As many as 30 per cent of the notes, printed at a cost of roughly $120m, have been left with a blank strip on their face.
WikiLeaks founder's mother: Democracy is on trial
Julian Assange's mother spoke exclusively to the Sunshine Coast Daily about her pleas to get him home.
Spy charges in US loom for Assange
US and Swedish officials are said to have held informal talks about possible charges against Julian Assange.
More cyber attacks target WikiLeaks servers
Renewed cyber attacks on WikiLeaks servers in Sweden have closed down sections of the whistle-blowing website.
Interpol hunts WikiLeaks boss
Swedish officials have ratcheted up the pressure on WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.
Bush and Zuckerberg bond on 'The Facebook'
One of them sometimes gets called the most powerful man in the world; the other is George W Bush.