WorldPM dodges Woolwich fireBritish Prime Minister David Cameron has visited MI5 headquarters to thank spies for their round-the-clock work.27 May 05:30 PM
New ZealandUS wants to continue information sharing with NZThe United States wants to continue a criminal data matching scheme for assessing risks of threats that it began with New Zealand in advance of the Rugby World Cup.21 May 07:35 PM
OpinionAudrey YoungAudrey Young: US NZ relationship on a new planeYesterday's meeting between Murray McCully and John Kerry in Washington DC was a sign that things between the US and New Zealand have moved to a new plane.21 May 05:30 PM
OpinionAudrey YoungAudrey Young: Kerry I'll be back to NZIt's usually the Terminator who says "I'll be back".21 May 05:30 PM
WorldStaff 'kept tax scandal from Obama'Controversy continued to swirl around the White House yesterday with developments on two fronts.21 May 05:30 PM
WorldRudd reignites talk on gay marriageFormer Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd's change of heart to support gay marriage may indicate numbers shifting in support of legalising same-sex marriage among parliamentarians.21 May 05:30 PM
New ZealandNZ eyeing new peacekeeping roleNew Zealand edged a step closer to committing peacekeepers to a new area of the Middle East.21 May 05:30 PM
New ZealandFormer trade ministers form panelAn impressive line-up of six former trade ministers of the United States formed a panel yesterday at the US NZ Pacific Partnership Forum in Washington.21 May 05:30 PM
WorldOdds against Waterhouse as TV betting faces banAustralia's internet gambling king Tom Waterhouse is feeling the blast from outrage over live betting odds.21 May 05:30 PM
WorldPreschools may get right to bar unvaccinated childrenPreschools and childcare centres in New South Wales may be given the legal right to refuse to enrol children who have not been vaccinated.20 May 08:05 PM
OpinionAudrey YoungAudrey Young: Wrong audience for Bolger tiradeAs a former Prime Minister and a man very firm in his views, Jim Bolger has always been a bit stroppy, writes Audrey Young.20 May 05:30 PM
WorldTory 'swivel eyed loons' hit back at inner circle's slurDavid Cameron has been told by Conservative activists that he must repair the broken relationship between the party leadership and the grassroots.19 May 05:30 PM
World$6m to keep tabs on AssangeThe cost of policing the Ecuadorean Embassy in Knightsbridge while WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange takes refuge inside has now risen to £3.3 million ($6.2 million), Scotland Yard has disclosed.19 May 05:30 PM
WorldAl-Qaeda exploits oilfieldsAl-Qaeda's Syrian wing is financing its activities by selling oil from the fields that once helped to prop up the regime of Bashar al-Assad.19 May 05:30 PM
WorldLatest drone the future of warfareA drone the size of a fighter jet took off from the deck of an American aircraft carrier for the first time in a test flight that could open the way for unmanned aircraft.15 May 06:28 PM
EconomyAustralian Budget gets a pastingBusiness and economic commentators have given Australian Treasurer Wayne Swan's sixth - and probably last - Budget a unanimous thumbs down.15 May 06:15 PM
WorldOz to maintain defence, aid spending on PacificAustralia's aid and defence spending in the Pacific has escaped the sweeping cuts to Government programmes announced in the latest Budget.15 May 05:30 PM
WorldHas the lion of Pakistan really become a political pussycat?Hijacking an aircraft is not an offence you would normally associate with a man who stands on the verge of becoming Prime Minister of his country.13 May 05:30 PM
WorldDamage control over bedIsrael Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had a US$127,000 ($153,000) double bed installed on a plane to carry him and his wife Sara on their five-hour flight.13 May 05:30 PM
WorldTurks turn on Syrian refugees after blastsThe mob shouted "Kill the Syrians" as they marched on the Hawam family drinks stall in Reyhanli.13 May 05:30 PM
OpinionEditorial: Demand for Mandarin sure to growEditorial: The drums are beating for more children to learn Mandarin. The Prime Minister wants more pupils to consider it. Education expert Wendy Pye goes further.12 May 05:30 PM
Banking and financeIreland plays tax game, at a priceThree years after Ireland's €67.5 billion financial rescue by the International Monetary Fund and the European Union, signs are the Emerald Isle is on the improve.12 May 05:30 PM
WorldMaking the solution fit the crimeAfter a riot at Perth's Banksia Hill juvenile detention centre, more than 140 teenage inmates were moved to Hakea high security prison12 May 05:30 PM
WorldGulag that shames the westFive years after Obama said he'd shut it, over 100 prisoners, including a British resident - are still chained in Guantanamo. DAVID JONES went inside and was horrified by what he found.11 May 02:05 AM
RetailAussies' spending moves in line with income growthAustralian consumers are spending again, though not as much of their income as they did before the global crisis five years ago.06 May 05:30 PM
WorldHunger strike reaches crisis pointEmaciated and frail, more than 100 men lie on concrete floors of freezing, solitary cells in Guantanamo, silently starving themselves to death.06 May 05:30 PM
WorldMPs question MI6 cash for KarzaiBritish intelligence is handing "bundles" of cash to Hamid Karzai for special peace projects despite warnings that handouts are promoting corruption in his regime.06 May 05:30 PM
OpinionBrian RudmanBrian Rudman: Tale of two cities bizarrely alikeOne problem Vancouver does share with Auckland is the burning problem of housing affordability, writes Brian Rudman.05 May 05:30 PM
WorldThe town that's a far right bastionAs the self-declared 'capital' of the ultra-nationalist Jobbik Party.05 May 05:30 PM
