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<i>Fran O'Sullivan:</i> Combat Key needed in theatre NZ
John Key's government needs him to lead from the front as it enters the tricky period where it must do combat with its opponents in the national interest.
Waihi: Martha gives up her secrets
Grant Dyson gets to the bottom of the Waihi opencast mining operation.
Tens of thousands say no to mining
The Labour Party says it now expects the Government to back off the prospect of mining on Great Barrier Island and in the Coromandel.
Biggest protest in a generation
Mining bid draws 40,000 people to the street in anger, reports Matt Nippert.
Huge protest says no to mining on conservation land
Thousands of marchers joined one of the biggest protests in Auckland for decades today.
Greens' bill protecting conservation land drawn from ballot
Metiria Turei's Member's Bill to protect schedule four land has been drawn out of the ballot.
Cut dole to under-30s: Abbott
Australian Opposition leader Tony Abbott is considering banning the dole for the under-30s.
Rudd blasts dole ban proposal
Australia's Opposition Leader says cutting the dole for people under 30 would reduce the need for skilled migrants to staff mines.
OceanaGold shares lift on Reefton mine
OceanaGold Corp shares rose as much as 20c at $3.60 on good news emerging from its Reefton gold mine.
Hong Kong company sues BlueScope over failed attempt to buy NZ business
A Hong Kong listed company controlled by billionaire Li Ka-Shing is seeking damages from BlueScope Steel Ltd over a failed attempt to buy a New Zealand iron sands business.
Rulings shatter Rio Tinto's illusion of innocence
It looks as if Rio Tinto knew six months ago there was evidence its staff in Beijing were guilty.
