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Discrimination in Oz for Kiwis

Kiwis who have lived in Australia since childhood are lodging - and winning - race discrimination complaints, saying they are facing discrimination in the Australian job market.

'Stealth' privacy law in UK

<i>Tapu Misa:</i> Casting the socialists out of the temple

The folk at Conservapedia have made a shocking discovery. The <i>Bible</i> is full of liberal bias.

Undercover job seekers expose huge race bias

Learning a lesson about world poverty

Journalists flee Iran

Exiled leader gets message across despite protesters

Activist keen to go head to head with protesters

Exiled Chinese Muslim leader Rebiya Kadeer says she wants to "meet with the enemy" during her New Zealand visit.

Obama backs gays

Racists lack the clout to derail new America

<i>Deborah Coddington</i>: Voice of reason among yelps of feminine frailty

UN: Israel targeted civilians

Nazi collection probed

Gays hunted and tortured in Baghdad

PwC sued, London employee felt like 'prostitute'

Accountant sues top city firm PricewaterhouseCoopers for record £40 million claiming her managers ruined her career and made her 'feel like a prostitute'

Tsvangarai accuses Mugabe of party persecution

Zimbabwean Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai has accused President Robert Mugabe, of persecuting his party, MDC group, after a high-level EU delegation called for Zimbabwe's two main political parties to work together.

Australia's forgotten children

<i>David Ryken</i>: Consultants may be giving false hope to overstayers