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Aborigines can't claim park - but Woolies can

<i>John Roughan</i>: McCully let Cup down

Sacked bank worker: 'I can't help how I look'

A tall, curvaceous banker claims she was forced out of her job because male co-workers found her figure and clothes "too distracting".

Maori Party to seek Govt rugby apology

The Maori Party will go to Parliament seeking an apology from the Government for the exclusion of Maori players from the All Black tours to apartheid-era South Africa.

Sex workers call for 'fair deal'

Sex workers across Australia are lobbying state governments for increased protection under anti-discrimination laws.

West complicit in Israeli 'terror and oppression'

Key says 'darkies' affair deserves to be forgiven

<i>Steve Deane:</i> Reaction to Haden's 'darkies' remarks is enlightening

Steve Deans writes that top teams would never overlook good players because of race.

Sharples criticises NZRU Maori for not backing apology

Pita Sharples has criticised the NZRU's Maori appointees for advising against the union's apology today for past treatment of Maori players.

Legends welcome apology to Maori rugby

Two prominent Maori former All Blacks have welcomed NZRU's apology to Maori players, but one player from the 60s says the scars will never heal.

Indian census puts caste issue in spotlight

The decision to include caste in India's national census has triggered intense controversy about a painful, vexing subject.

<i>Brian Rudman:</i> I'll spell it for you, NZRU: S-O-R-R-Y

Chinese Aids activist flees to US

Pressure for full apology over rugby's Maori ban

<i>Gwynne Dyer:</i> Arizona bucks belief illegal migrants have rights

Crowds across US demand immigrant rights

Thousands of protesters rallied in cities across America demanding that President Obama tackle immigration reform immediately.