As world celebrates Earth Hour, scientist finds global warming data has overestimated warming by Roy W. Spencer, Ph. D. The supposed gold standard in surface temperature data is that produced by Univ. of East Anglia, […]
A leaked intelligence briefing for Australian law enforcement agencies suggests China may have already deeply penetrated Australian and New Zealand political and business circles for espionage purposes. The document, reprinted in the new Investigate magazine […]
By Ian Wishart Author of Air Con As the global Earth Hour kicks off in New Zealand today, and hundreds of people worldwide sit in the dark as a show of solidarity with bats, we […]
Oral sex causes mouth cancer Experts now fear orally-transmitted STIs will rival tobacco as a cancer cause within ten years, but a new study suggests at least some treatment hope Doctors have used a genetically […]
By Ian Wishart Author of Air Con The UN IPCC has tried to drum up panic by suggesting rising CO2 absorption in the oceans is affecting the pH balance, making the seas more “acidic” and […]
Oral sex causes mouth cancer Experts now fear orally-transmitted STIs will rival tobacco as a cancer cause within ten years, but a new study suggests at least some treatment hope Doctors have used a genetically […]
Oral sex causes mouth cancer Experts now fear orally-transmitted STIs will rival tobacco as a cancer cause within ten years, but a new study suggests at least some treatment hope Doctors have used a genetically […]
return to part two or start from the beginning By Amy Brooke, cont’d This Ngai Tahu 1998 settlement is an important one to focus on, as is it particularly relevant in scrutinising the workings of the […]
From part one: By Amy Brooke, cont’d A recent troubling example of a very possibly opportunistic claim has been substantiated in detail by historians and researchers Ross Baker and Martin Doutre in submissions to the […]
UNACCOUNTABLE The Case For Abolishing The Waitangi Tribunal Imagine a court effectively controlled entirely by one party to a court case, and which applied the law differently depending on which side you were on. Would […]
The UN IPCC now says it’s not sure extreme weather events are related to climate change. In a new report published today, the IPCC is backing away from news media attempts to link hurricanes, tornadoes […]
In the latest issue of Investigate HIS/HERS: Open publication – Free publishing – More china Open publication – Free publishing – More china spying
FISKING THE LISTENER AN EXPOSE OF CLIMATE CHANGE SCAREMONGERING The Listener magazine celebrated James Hansen’s lecture tour of New Zealand with some climate fiction Hansen would be proud of. Shame it wasn’t true. Air Con […]
By Ian Wishart An American criminal “genius” and alleged CIA asset – linked to a string of bank robberies, the Nicaraguan contra scandal, attempts to murder police and the cold case murder of a San […]
LAWYERS, GOONS & MONEY A TALE OF THE CIA, COP-KILLERS, A BEAUTIFUL (DEAD) WANNABE ACTRESS, & WANGANUI’S MILLIONAIRE MURDERER You wouldn’t read about it, except perhaps in the book or movie that someone will inevitably […]
Former ACC minister Nick Smith has resigned all his cabinet posts over the ACC scandal. Smith says he failed to properly deal with his conflict of interest. Smith had lobbied his own department to act […]
Embattled former ACC Minister Nick Smith has called a news conference at Parliament at 1.45 this afternoon, where it’s suspected he will step aside from his portfolio. The move comes amid growing controversy over Smith’s […]
Embattled ACC Minister Nick Smith has called a news conference at Parliament at 1.45 this afternoon, where it’s suspected he will step aside from his portfolio. The move comes amid growing controversy over Smith’s conflict […]
The commercial harvesting of brains from aborted infants has further set alight the raging debate about trading in fetal body parts. Although it’s illegal to “sell” human tissue, commercial providers get around the prohibition by […]
Astronomers discover ‘emerald-cut’ galaxy An international team of astronomers has discovered a rare square galaxy with a striking resemblance to an emerald cut diamond. The astronomers – from Australia, Germany, Switzerland and Finland – discovered […]
OPINION Barbarians well inside the gates now By Hal G.P. Colebatch In 313 the Edict of Milan granted general freedom of religion and made Christianity tolerated throughout the Roman Empire. Christianity henceforth grained ground over […]
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 […]
Book Review Goddess Unmasked: The Rise of Neopagan Feminist Spirituality, By Philip G. Davis (Spence Publishing Company, Dallas, USA) Review by Hal Colebatch In this book Professor Philip G. Davis, a Canadian academic, proves with […]
Floating rates An investment option with a difference catches Ian Wishart’s eye There are investments you can admire on paper, like bank balances or share portfolios – in the latter’s case sometimes something you can […]
The Two Kims Caption: Seems the rumored East Meets West romance between reality TV superstar Kim (I’m Not An Idiot) Kardashian and newly minted North Korean Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un may be a go. The […]
PM saddened at King of Tonga’s passing Prime Minister John Key says his thoughts are with the people of Tonga following the news that King Tupou V died in Hong Kong last night. King George […]
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 […]
The battle to employ more natural ingredients – rather than synthetic chemicals – in the fight against disease and aging has taken a new twist with the latest research on a particular Ginkgo biloba extract. […]
Just a spoonful of sugar Claire Morrow wonders why placebos sometimes work better than nothing Penicillin paediatric syrup is, to my mind, one of the most therapeutic possible smells. The white one, not the orange […]
This time three years ago, Investigate magazine previewed where Barrack Obama’s presidency had come from and where it might be going. We ended the article with this comment: “It remains to be seen whether his […]
BARBARIANS AT THE GATES Britain’s war on families and its results Investigate Feb 2009 When commentators question the wisdom of liberal social attitudes, many in the media call them ‘dinosaurs’, and ‘trapped in the past’. […]
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 […]
DAMNING REVELATIONS: IS WHITTALL A SCAPEGOAT FOR MASSIVE SAFETY FAILINGS? Investigate February 2011 Last month our special investigation broke the news that Pike’s miners may have blown themselves up by tampering with gas sensors. Now […]
ICARUS experiment at Gran Sasso laboratory reports new measurement of neutrino time of flight consistent with the speed of light The ICARUS experiment at the Italian Gran Sasso laboratory has today reported a new measurement […]
BOOK REVIEWS BY MICHAEL MORRISSEY FREEDOM by Joseph Franzen, Fourth Estate, $39 It’s official – almost. Freedom is a great novel. The New York Times has so proclaimed it, throwing in the term “masterpiece” for […]
An online survey conducted by a magazine, to establish New Zealand women’s views on fertility, has revealed some surprising results. The key problems New Zealand women said they encountered while trying to conceive were Endometriosis/Polycystic […]
Mobile security Investigate Nov 2011 Finally found the ultimate smartphone. This magazine was an early adopter of smartphones. Picking up a Palm Treo 650 back in 2004 running on Vodafone’s GSM network, our eyes were […]
The long running Ports of Auckland industrial dispute has taken possibly its wackiest turn yet, with a major trade union boss threatening to sue a Christian radio station for defamation. The threat arose during discussion […]
BY DAVID BARBER Wellington (dpa) – Seven people from the same family, including several children, were reported missing Thursday after a fishing boat sank off southern New Zealand, news reports said, as the body of […]
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 […]
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