A new trade training complex at Christchurch Men’s Prison will prepare prisoners to help in the rebuilding of Christchurch, Corrections Minister Judith Collins said today. The three workshops will provide training in plumbing, roofing and […]
National will ensure that by the end of 2014, 95 per cent of all eight-month-old children are fully immunised with three scheduled vaccinations, Prime Minister and National Party Leader John Key announced today. In addition, […]
The Government is working with councils and industry to maximise the recycling of the estimated 4.5 million tonnes of demolition and liquefaction waste from the Canterbury earthquakes, Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Minister Gerry Brownlee and Environment […]
Phil Goff’s bogus allegation of a Police recruitment freeze all next year is the latest example of making stuff up and story-telling from a desperate Labour Party, says National Party Campaign Chair Steven Joyce. “Two […]
CHILD ABDUCTION VICTIMS MAKE CONTACT AFTER READING BOOK Two NZ victims of a 1981 child abduction in London have in the last 24 hours made contact for the first time with their mother, 30 years […]
A joint operation between the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service and the Australian Federal Police (AFP) has disrupted an organised crime syndicate, preventing 216 kilograms of illicit drugs worth an estimated $30 million from […]
The fourth Indicators and Progress report for the Government’s Tackling Methamphetamine Action Plan shows government agencies’ work is continuing to contain the growth of methamphetamine (‘P’) supply networks, Prime Minister John Key announced Tuesday. “This […]
BY MELISSA WISHART A horrific hot air balloon crash near Carterton this morning has claimed 11 lives, and has been described by the local police area commander Brent Register as “A huge national, significant event. […]
Debris from the shipwrecked Rena container vessel is lining the Bay of Plenty coast, 36 hours after the large ship broke apart in six metre storm swells. Thousands of bags of milk powder have washed […]
In the space of a morning, most of the giant container ship Rena has slipped beneath the waves on Astrolabe Reef. An amazing sequence of photographs taken by Maritime New Zealand chronicles the final moments […]
US shuts down file-sharing site MegaUpload By Ben Fritz Los Angeles Times LOS ANGELES _ The Department of Justice announced Thursday that it has conducted a major action to shut down MegaUpload, a popular file-sharing […]
bc-us-onlineprivacy-petition UPI NewsTrack Mountain View, CA, United States MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., Jan. 19 (UPI) — U.S. Internet search giant Google says more than 4.5 million people signed its petition against the anti-piracy laws being considered […]
By Ian Llewellyn Wellington (dpa) – Kim Dotcom, the man accused of running one of the world’s largest internet piracy operations, has been arrested more than once, has used multiple aliases and drives a car […]
New Zealand’s Investigate magazine has today released the crucial company documents that show how Kim Dotcom Schmitz controlled the MegaUpload empire. The magazine carried out an investigation of Schmitz in 2010 after he took up […]
OPINION BY IAN WISHART The Journal of Medical Ethics has set a bombshell under the abortion movement worldwide, by admitting there is no moral, health or humanity difference between infant children and embryos, and they […]
SOUNDS IN THE SUN EVENT RELOCATES TO VECTOR ARENA After four years of fine weather the Unitec presents Lipton Ice Tea Sounds in the Sun event tomorrow has been relocated to Vector Arena. The MetService […]
BY DAVID BARBER Wellington (dpa) – Searchers continued looking Friday for seven people missing from a fishing boat that sank off New Zealand, as police reported finding wreckage floating on the surface. Police said the […]
Science behind the headlines – Will the rivers run dry? The science behind water, politics and the media in the Murray Darling Basin As Australia moves closer to having a nationwide plan in place for […]
By Ian Wishart What was once a hidden agenda has now become an open secret: as efforts to browbeat the public into believing in climate change fail, scientists are now openly calling for a new […]
NZ opposes South Korean whaling proposal Foreign Minister Murray McCully says the Korean announcement of an intention to commence a so-called scientific whaling programme in the North West Pacific is “a serious setback for those […]
Family First Media Release 19 July 2012 Family First is welcoming the pledge of funding for a Royal Commission of Inquiry into child abuse from millionaire businessman Owen Glenn. Family First has been calling for […]
By Melissa Wishart With US President Barack Obama and his Republican challenger Mitt Romney jostling for position in the coming elections, every vote counts, apparently. Romney’s campaign recently accused Voter Participation Center of violating election […]
WikiLeaks founder Assange like a pawn in diplomatic chess match By Jim Wyss/MCT MIAMI – WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange might live as a free man in Ecuador – if he can ever get out […]
THE VITAMIN D BRIEFING Edited by Ian Wishart SEPT 27 ISSUE VitDBriefingSep2012 If you are looking for more information about the bestselling new book, Vitamin D, click here AUG 31 ISSUE Better cancer survival Norwegian […]
GET READY FOR ARMAGEDDON WHEN AMERICA FALLS, SO WILL WE Soon after 9/11, Investigate columnist Mark Steyn noted that the West is “sleepwalking to national suicide”. Eleven years on, the edge of the precipice has […]
Preachers of Hate SPECIAL INVESTIGATION HELEN HOODWINKED BY PREACHERS OF HATE OSAMA BIN LADEN’S TENTACLES REACH NEW ZEALAND’S FIVE MAIN CENTRES IN MASSIVE BORDER SECURITY BREACH Some of the world’s most extreme Islamic preachers, and […]
Students at the University of Otago are among the first in the country to be brought into the public submission process being run by the Constitutional Advisory Panel, known as the Constitution Conversation, starting today […]
New Zealand officials have confirmed the words ‘husband’ and ‘wife’ will be removed from all legislation to make gays feel included, if the country passes controversial gay marriage laws as expected. The bill has just […]
Investigate Daily’s online newspaper The Briefing has gone live. The Briefing is an evolution from its predecessor TGIF Edition, and brings together highlights from news events – particular in the area of climate change and […]
Britain’s Sun newspaper is tonight reporting the royal couple, William and Kate, may be having a baby girl. At a public meet and greet earlier today, Kate Middleton accepted a teddy bear from a fan […]
New Zealand Christian Network is disappointed with the disturbing tactics of some politicians and media who are seeking to marginalise those opposed to their worldview on the Marriage (Definition of Marriage) Amendment bill, by unfairly […]
By Melissa Wishart My old flatmate used to buy magazines full of girls in teeny tiny bikinis, and I’d sit down and go through them with Sacha so we could point out the flaws on […]
The skeleton of a person in a shallow grave has been found on the Coromandel Peninsula east of Auckland. The body was exposed after recent rainstorms caused a slip at Matapaua Bay, north of the […]
New Zealand is making it easier for Chinese tourists to visit by extending the length of visitor visas, Prime Minister and Tourism Minister John Key announced in China today. “The length of the multiple-entry visitor […]
Minister Responsible for Novopay Steven Joyce today released the report of the Ministerial Inquiry into the schools’ payroll service, Novopay. The Ministerial Inquiry was undertaken by former Chief Executive of the Department of the Prime […]
The search for the crew of the historic American 21m (70ft) schooner Nina missing en route from Opua in the Bay of Islands to Newcastle, Australia will shift to the shoreline of Northland and offshore […]
(UPI) A runaway train carrying crude oil derailed and exploded in eastern Quebec early Saturday, killing at least one person, officials said. There were several explosions in Lac-Megantic, a town of about 6,000 people about […]
(UPI) An eight-year-old Louisiana boy was with his parents Sunday after authorities said he would not be charged in the shooting death of his 90-year-old grandmother. The youngster was believed to have shot the woman […]
An independent scientific advisory body on climate change has trashed extreme claims of global warming, adding to the growing suspicion that activists hijacked the climate change bandwagon by exaggerating the threats. The Nongovernmental International Panel […]
Paradise by the flame-grilled light As Kiwis, we love a good barbecue. With the hot summer sun beating down on us and a cold Speights in one hand, tongs in the other, we gather with […]
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