Global Governance on climate agenda MISSION INCREDIBLE Clark tasked to pave the way for World Government Media commentators missed the big story in Helen Clark’s appointment to the United Nations Development Programme. As bestselling “Air […]
OPINION Carbon War erupts in Europe By Viv Forbes Chairman, The Carbon Sense Coalition Australia should put its carbon tax plans on indefinite hold because of the growing doubts in Europe about carbon taxes and […]
BY VINCENT GRAY As I approach my 90th birthday next week I thought I would provide a more personal newsletter which summarized the state of play on Global Warming/Climate Change or whatever is the current […]
OPINION Australia’s worst alarmists link recent rains to climate change by Simon Yep, climate change UPDATE: Guess what? The ABC swallows the whole thing, with a fawning, completely uncritical report on AM. — Following hot […]
Actress and climate ingenue Lucy Lawless has found life in the rigging of an oil ship is strictly for the birds. The Greenpeace supporter joined a group that illegally boarded a Shell drilling ship that […]
This statement just released from Peter Gleick via the Huffington Post The Origin of the Heartland Documents Peter Gleick “Since the release in mid-February of a series of documents related to the internal strategy of […]
OPINION BY IAN WISHART American computer scientist and business consultant John Mashey has been making hay from documents suggesting conservative think tank Heartland has funded climate skeptics. The irony is that the firm Mashey and […]
By Ian Wishart New Zealand and Australia have gone against the world trend by promising to beef up their emissions trading schemes at a bilateral meeting in Durban. Both nations have taken a drubbing in […]
CCNet – 21 November 2011 The Climate Policy Network Prince Philip: Wind Farms Are ‘Absolutely Useless And A Disgrace’ The Duke of Edinburgh has made a fierce attack on wind farms, describing them as “absolutely […]
First there was the Climategate scandal, and then the UN IPCC errors over disappearing glaciers that weren’t disappearing, now it turns out a well-known lobby group supporting the UN’s call for swift action on climate […]
London, 4 October – The Global Warming Policy Foundation has welcomed the promise by Chancellor George Osborne that the government will no longer be bound by unilateral targets that cut CO2 emissions in Britain faster […]
The new-look Investigate site has gone live, with a simpler and cleaner navigation menu providing easy access to key features. Along the top you’ll find ClimateAirCon, which brings together the absolute latest news on climate […]
CAT PEOPLE The search for NZ’s black panthers Are some of New Zealand’s missing trampers victims of leopard or cougar attacks in the South Island? A new book by big cat investigators MICHAEL WILLIAMS […]
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 […]
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PHOTO: MAXPPP Relatives of the New Zealanders killed in the Airbus crash off Perpignan have visited the scene overnight where the jet plunged into the Mediterranean. Accompanied by Air New Zealand CEO Rob Fyfe, the […]
Wellington, Nov 28 NZPA – Five New Zealanders are given no hope of surviving the crash of an Airbus A320 operated by XL Airways of Germany in the Mediterranean today. One Air New Zealand pilot, […]
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 […]
The Most Comprehensive Media Investigation Of CFL Lightbulbs Published To Date A Labour and Green Party initiative to ban ordinary incandescent light bulbs if they win the election could cost ordinary households thousands of dollars […]
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 […]
LOST IN TRANSLATION She was a Russian dancer. He was a suburban psychopath. IAN WISHART has the story of a paedophile’s manipulation of the law to gain access to children, and a trail of wrecked […]
THE ARENA JAMES MORROW Australians should be proud of the role they played bringing democracy to Iraq From the moment John Howard committed troops to help the United States enforce the slew of U.N. resolutions […]
David J. Ford has spent a lifetime working in the region’s hotspots – including over a half-dozen years active service with the British Army’s Royal Military Police during the Malayan Emergency and the Borneo Rebellion […]
ISLAM’S MESSAGE TO THE WEST We’re coming to get you Earlier this month the terror group Jemaah Islamiyah hit Bali again. Now, in this exclusive interview for Investigate magazine in Australia and New Zealand, given […]
THE KYOTO CONSPIRACY How Enron hyped global warming for profit Amidst all the talk about the benefits that Kyoto Protocol is supposed to promote, it is perhaps forgotten especially amongst the greenies how Kyoto was […]
IAN WISHART Debating the Resurrection – is it important? So that was Easter. You know, the time of year when we all jump in cars for a long weekend away, enjoying the rain and high […]
BAD CHOICES A New South Wales abortionist will stand trial in November for manslaughter after an alleged illegal termination that went terribly wrong – the first such prosecution in New South Wales in over two […]
TOUGH QUESTIONS IAN WISHART Been sucked in by The Da Vinci Code yet? Along time ago, in a lifetime far, far away, I bought a book called The Holy Blood & The Holy Grail. Hundreds […]
He’s the “reason for the season” as the saying goes, but there’s still a surprising amount of controversy over the historical Jesus. Was He the Son of God, or just the imaginINg of an obscure […]
IAN WISHART Going head-to-head with a reader over the Da Vinci Code fraud Dear Mr Wishart: In reply to your article regarding Dan Brown’s The Da Vinci Code, it would seem to me that Mr […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
X IN THE SUBURBS Ecstasy and other party drugs used to be an import-only business. But now, home-grown gangs are figuring out the trick to pill-making and flooding the market with their wares. JAMES MORROW […]
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