Oct 07 issue
Heat in the kitchen
Migrant chefs exposed as members of terrorist group In an Auckland restaurant today, a young Muslim man works as a chef, and may be on the verge of getting permanent residency. But this man is […]
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A free copy of Absolute Power
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April 07 issue
Nuclear Arms in the Middle East
NUCLEAR ARMS IN THE MIDDLE EAST AND WHAT IT COULD MEAN FOR NEW ZEALAND When Prime Minister Helen Clark meets President Bush shortly at the White House, one of the main topics on the agenda […]
Crime
Between the lines: fisking the IPCA report
There was, in the nineties, a very good Brit drama called Between the Lines. A cynical look at official corruption. It’s probably apt to apply a bit of that to the IPCA report on Dunedin […]
Feb 08 issue
Cancer Society wrong on melanoma risk
SUNLIGHT: THE BEST MEDICINE? The Jury Is In For three years now, sunsafe campaigners have been appealing for calm and “more research” before making “hasty” decisions about the dangers of UV rays. But now two […]
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Ian Wishart blasts Police Complaints report, releases new evidence
INVESTIGATE MAGAZINE DISCLOSES MAJOR DISCREPANCIES IN POLICE COMPLAINTS REPORT, ALLEGES PCA TRIED TO INTIMIDATE WITNESSES INTO CHANGING THEIR STORIES 4 JULY 2008 EMBARGOED TO 11am Investigate magazine editor Ian Wishart suspects the “Independent” Police Conduct […]
Key Questions
National indicates it will ditch light bulb ban
Opposition leader John Key is suggesting he’ll reverse the Government’s ban on ordinary light bulbs next year. Labour announced last month it would ban the sale of incandescent light bulbs next year, in favour of […]
The Briefing
The Briefing, Issue 11, June 13 2008
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Asteroid impacts
THE LATE, GREAT, PLANET EARTH INVESTIGATE: MAR 03
Sometimes ignorance can be bliss, but science writer Nick Sault argues the world needs to take the threat of asteroid strikes a lot more seriously… Over the last few decades there has been a great […]
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Investigate response to Press Council ruling
A Press Council ruling partially upholding a complaint by Air New Zealand against Investigate has been released today, which is somewhat surprising given that Investigate had been invited to place further evidence in front of […]
April 06 issue
Vector Energy sold to Chinese spy?
ANY STORM IN A PORT China’s Trojan horse in NZ [The following story initially ran in the April 06 edition of Investigate magazine, but is directly relevant to the purchase announced April 28, 2008 of […]
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June 02 issue
Deborah Coddington pinged
JUNE 2002 EDITION Evidence of a political and financial spider’s web involving Cabinet Ministers, millionaire businessmen, senior journalists and newspaper editors in a plan to manipulate public opinion has emerged in a pile of explosive […]
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Owen Glenn’s Shady Friends
FEB 06 Edition of Investigate The Tycoon The PM, The Dirty Money & Labour’s Links To Big Tobacco DECK: Helen Clark may be on target to take a tilt at the United Nations’ top job […]
China
The Man Who Sold The World
The Man Who Sold The World December 2007 issue In this world exclusive, IAN WISHART has the inside story on the alleged $75 billion plot to bring down the Bank of England, after locating and […]
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The Bourne Ultimatum has just been released on DVD. Universal pictures have supplied us a few to giveaway. To qualify for this draw…you have some intelligence work of your own to do. Visit http://www.tbr.cc for […]
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Big Cat mysteries
The Beasts of Benmore: Oct 07 issue
THE BEASTS OF BENMORE Experts are close to confirming the existence of possibly two varieties of exotic big cats living wild in New Zealand – American mountain lions and African or Asian black leopards. Researcher […]
Key Questions
The Key Questions, 09 December 07
National leader John Key’s weekly interview with Investigate editor Ian Wishart is now online, here
July 07 issue
Police Minister duped by bent cop: July 07 issue
KING DUPED BY BENT COP Major Embarrassment for Police Minister When Investigate called for a Commission of Inquiry last month, former Dunedin cop Peter Gibbons sprang to the Government’s and Howard Broad’s rescue. But now […]
Key Questions
The Key Questions, 02 December 07
In the latest Key Questions interview, John Key concedes a blunder over his DVD, expresses concern about the Ben & Olivia murder trial, and says Helen Clark must take the blame for the latest Mallard […]
Alcohol & Drugs
Aspartame: Sweet Little Lies, Sept 07 issue
How a popular artificial sweetener in all diet drinks, “sugarless” gum, low-fat icecream and a host of “sugar-free” diet, fitness and drug products, is probably creating health problems for a good number of New Zealanders […]
DVD & Movies
DVD review: Knocked Up, Dec 07 issue
“Knocked Up” throws away the rule book on romantic comedy to give us a giddy relationship story that is as fresh and messy as real life. The smart, sharp story is neither a male fantasy […]
Key Questions
The Key Questions, 19 Nov 07
National party leader John Key says the word “winning” needs to re-enter New Zealand’s cultural vocabulary, in the wake of the latest top level sporting loss. Commenting on the netball result over the weekend, Key […]
NZ Political
Another cabinet minister embroiled in immigration scandal
The Government is battening down the hatches tonight as another senior cabinet minister finds himself embroiled in an immigration scandal. David Cunliffe, who held the Immigration portfolio up until last week’s cabinet reshuffle, is alleged […]
Key Questions
The Key Questions, 4 November 07
National leader John Key’s latest interview with Investigate editor Ian Wishart is now online. Click here to listen Key examines law and order in the wake of this week’s “biffo” in political circles, expresses disfavour […]
Key Questions
The Key Questions, 28 October 07
National leader John Key has repeated his warning that a National government will re-draft the anti-smacking laws if ordinary parents end up being criminalised. His comments come in the wake of a newspaper report that […]
Intellligence
Day of the Jackals: Terror in NZ?: August 00
There is a scene in the musical Les Miserables, where Marius and his colleagues meet in a crowded café to plot the downfall of the French Government in 1832. Earnest youths with no experience of […]
Key Questions
The Key Questions, 07 October 07
National leader John Key has responded to internet jokes about Helen Clark jinxing the All Blacks, by quipping that if true, perhaps she should stay away from games in the future. To hear the complete […]
Key Questions
The Key Questions, 30 September 07
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Key Questions
The Key Questions, 23 September 07
National Party leader John Key has stepped into the Maori burial case, telling police they must uphold the law and exhume the body of James Takamore. Mr Takamore died two months ago and had expressed […]
Islamofascism
Breaking News – Investigate names terror trainees in NZ
Investigate magazine will name Monday two men it alleges have formal ties to a major terrorist organization, and who arrived in New Zealand on false documentation. The men supplied false work and/or family details in […]
Key Questions
The Key Questions, 16 September 07
National party leader John Key has stepped into the A1 milk controversy, with a call for more research into whether A2 milk is better. Key’s stance is revealed in this week’s The Key Questions, the […]
Key Questions
The Key Questions, 9 September 07
National Party leader John Key has accused Prime Minister Helen Clark of getting “emotional” over the Air New Zealand troop flights, and letting that emotion endanger our relationship with Australia. The accusation comes in this […]
Key Questions
The Key Questions, 2 September 07
Opposition Leader John Key says Labour MP Phil Goff is plotting a leadership coup against Prime Minister Helen Clark in the wake of dismal poll ratings for the Government. The revelation comes in this week’s […]
Crime
The Gun Debate
GUN SHY The Firearms Debate Reignites In the wake of the Virginia Tech killings, fresh questions are being asked about gun control. The answers, however, may surprise you when we put New Zealand’s crime rate […]
Aviation
Air NZ flying Coalition troops up to the warzone
BREAKING NEWS: AIR NEW ZEALAND CONFIRMS INVESTIGATE STORY Air New Zealand has this morning confirmed an Investigate magazine report that its planes have been flying US and Australian combat troops across the Pacific and up […]
June 07 issue
To Serve & Protect: June 07
TO SERVE AND PROTECT The devastating truth about police corruption in New Zealand Explosive new allegations of widespread police sexual misconduct reaching as high as current police commissioner Howard Broad have emerged in a major […]
Australian edition
The Boy Racer Problem: March 05
OUT OF CONTROL Horrific road smashes involving young drivers are increasingly dominating news coverage on both sides of the Tasman. In New Zealand, we’ve introduced ‘boy racer’ laws and extensive restrictions on young drivers, prompting […]
Australian edition
Howard’s Way, Out: March 05 issue
HOWARD’S NEMESIS With John Howard facing plummeting poll ratings and a must-win election campaign, there’s growing speculation about who will replace him. Falling government debt, deregulated workplaces, and a reformed tax system are the hallmarks […]