
<i>John Armstrong:</i> Harpoon waiting to prick Key's bubble
Hard decisions over the IWC threaten to end the PM's no-nuke dream run.
Hard decisions over the IWC threaten to end the PM's no-nuke dream run.
A compromise being negotiated by the IWC could save 5000 whales over the next ten years
Japan's internet users are increasingly inflamed by what they say is racism behind the whaling debate.
Japan's whaling fleet has returned home with their smallest catch in years, blaming anti-whaling group Sea Shepherd for interfering in their operations.
John Roughan writes that ageing activist Peter Bethune should cut the antics and enjoy a much improved world.
NZ representative Sir Geoffrey Palmer fears the IWC could collapse if current negotiations on whales were to fail.
Chris Carter has accused Murray McCully of throwing a temper tantrum after a government briefing on whaling was cancelled because of Carter's blog.
It was a question many Herald readers wanted answered - what the heck is a pseudorca?
The moratorium on commercial whaling in the Southern Ocean looks likely to end next year.
Sir Geoffrey Palmer has drawn the ire of anti-whaling conservationists, saying some whales may need to be killed in order to save others.
Japanese media have expressed frustration at a NZ activist's anti-whaling protests, with one top newspaper accusing him of terrorism.
John Key says the Govt can not intervene in Japan's legal processes to help anti-whaling campaigner Peter Bethune.
The leader of Australia's Green Party is backing a campaign to free anti-whaling protester Peter Bethune.