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Irfan Yusuf: Terror myth clouds reality of Egypt revolution
There is also nothing moderate about a government instituting a system of torture against political dissidents.
Middle East unrest doesn't equal revolution - professor
The wave of protests across the Middle East and North Africa don't yet constitute revolution and real democratic change may be decades away, Auckland University associate professor Stephen Hoadley says.
Desert living inspires photographer
A photo exhibition about flowers is the result of a life-changing experience for Joanne Cunningham.
Power of brutality and its limits
Lessons from an extraordinary uprising - for protesters and police alike.
Egyptian military calls for end to strikes, protests
The Egyptian military has reinforced its efforts to try to return the country to normal.
Will Egypt's military hand over power when time comes?
A Kiwi in Egypt says it's becoming clear Hosni Mubarak's resignation was a military coup, and wonders how keen the military will be to create a real democracy.
Mubarak resigns - how the web sees it
Check out what's being said online about Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak's shock decision to resign.
Obama growing impatient over Egypt
The White House is adamant that genuine and rapid change is needed in Egypt.
NZer in Cairo fears more 'bloodshed'
Violence and bloodshed could break out in a massive protest march on Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak's palace tomorrow, a New Zealander in Cairo reports.
Nearly 200 Kiwis still in Egypt
The number of New Zealanders in Egypt registered with the Ministry was now 182, down from 254 two days ago.
Kiwi cameraman injured in riots in Cairo
New Zealand news cameraman Olaf Wiig has been hurt dodging a molotov cocktail in Egypt as he covered riots for Fox News.
McCully: No rescue for Egypt Kiwis
A chartered flight will not be sent to evacuate New Zealanders caught amid intensifying violence, looting and arson in the Egyptian capital Cairo. Gangs of thugs supporting embattled Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak have started attacking
Phones keep Egyptians tweeting
Egyptians, blocked from the internet, are being offered a way by Google and Twitter to "tweet" by using a voice connection.