You know you’re soaking in it… BY CHLOE MILNE, INVESTIGATE HERS MAGAZINE University students get blamed for a lot of things… Like burning couches, causing riots, stealing road signs, wasting police and medical resources and […]
The Frightful Rule of the Elites BY BILL MUEHLENBERG Many leftist academics have long ago abandoned the notion that ordinary citizens are fit for governing. They in fact believe they are unfit, and only “experts” […]
The Lost Explorers of NZ Was NZ the setting for Sinbad’s Voyages after Arab sailors landed here 200 years before Kupe? Did the Portuguese discover New Zealand 150 years before Tasman? A new book, Sixteenth […]
UPDATE: on 14 December 2012, Investigate received a letter from Greywolf Resources NL director and CEO Dehong Yu advising that Edward Lancaster “is very unwell and has handed in his resignation to the company.” On […]
In 2010, The New Zealand Family Court (thereafter “the Court”), managing proceedings covering 23 Acts of Parliament, received 68,666 new applications to assist in resolving various types of family conflict, with Court expenditure reported by […]
SUMMERSIDE, Prince Edward Island, Sept. 30 (UPI) — A Prince Edward Island man was sentenced to five days in jail for biting his 4-year-old daughter, officials said. The man said he was trying to get […]
All Black No. 10 Dan Carter is out of the Rugby World Cup after tearing his left groin ligament during practice yesterday. It’s a devastating blow to the New Zealand side, who’ve depended on the […]
By Sam Quinones and Rick Rojas Los Angeles Times (MCT) LOS ANGELES _ A teenage girl died after a lunchtime stabbing Friday at South East High School in South Gate, and another student has been […]
Three News is reporting tonight that Auckland’s prestigious King’s College has suspended two students after a drug sting involving outside security consultants. The background to this story follows: KILLING THEM SOFTLY THE LESSONS FROM THE […]
NEW YORK, Sept. 29 (UPI) — New York police said they arrested a brazen bank robber who targeted the same downtown branch on three consecutive days. Investigators said Charles Burnett, 29, of Teaneck, N.J., stole […]
By Abby Sewell Los Angeles Times (MCT) LOS ANGELES _ The two officers charged in the July death of a homeless man in Fullerton, Calif., will be placed on leave without pay starting Oct. 8, […]
FACEBOOK 4EVA IS SOCIAL NETWORKING THE ULTIMATE BIG BROTHER TOOL? When Desperate Housewife Eva Longoria used Facebook to spring her cheating husband of three years, Tony Parker, just before Christmas, she was using social networking […]
Afghanistan mission must go on, says Minister Defence Minister Wayne Mapp has paid tribute to Lance-Corporal Leon Smith, the SAS trooper killed in Afghanistan yesterday. “Lance-Corporal Smith was a brave and courageous soldier who served […]
The Vitamin C Debate Medical ethics professor Grant Gillett wades into the Vitamin C debate First, I must say I am not an authority on Vitamin C but I take from the documents I have […]
A politically correct Narnia By Hal G. P. Colebatch Political correctness has now raised its head is what one would have thought a stronghold of traditional Christianity – the work of C. S. Lewis. To […]
WHAT WENT WRONG? VITAL NEW EVIDENCE RAISES TERRIBLE QUESTION The Government’s Commission of Inquiry into the Pike River disaster will get underway soon, but already evidence is emerging that financial pressures may have encouraged some […]
THE GATHERING STORM THE CASE AGAINST THE FORESHORE LAW CHANGE The Foreshore and Seabed legislation comes to a head in February but the Government is taking a pasting from both sides in the debate. One […]
BY GARRICK CORNELIUS, INVESTIGATE MAGAZINE All around the world, the use of Gardasil has set in motion a storm of stories about serious reactions. As far as the medical systems worldwide are concerned, these stories […]
A New Zealand SAS soldier on a search and arrest operation in Kabul has been killed. Prime Minister John Key says the soldier’s name will not be released for 24 hours, when another press conference […]
Details shortly Prime Minister John Key has called a news conference at 1.30pm
Sheriff’s deputies in Florida said they arrested a man who allegedly choked his wife during an argument surrounding their Yahtzee game. Collier County sheriff’s deputies said the wife of Ian Stuart Wood, 50, told them […]
By Robyn Dixon Los Angeles Times (MCT) JOHANNESBURG _ In South Africa, they call him “Dr. Death.” Wouter Basson, who ran the apartheid government’s secret germ and chemical warfare program, Project Coast, once was accused […]
Escaped killer is caught after 41 years By Tina Susman Los Angeles Times (MCT) NEW YORK A convicted killer who escaped prison in 1970 and then joined with other members of a militant group in […]
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 […]
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