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Two men have been extradited from Dubai over their alleged role in importing $150 million worth of drugs in...

The world's climate scientists issued a grim warning this week about 'unprecedented' damage from fossil fuels. The climate change minister can't understand why anyone is looking for new coal. Is it time to say no?

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Real Housewives Of Salt Lake City star Mary Cosby was charged this April with misdemeanor sheltering a runaway. She has also been hit with misdemeanor contributing to the delinquency of a minor.

REAL Housewives of Salt Lake City star Mary Cosby was charged with giving “shelter to a runaway minor” after an incident earlier this year.The Bra

The booklet purports to be produced by failed political party 1Law4All. The party was launched in 2013 advocating the removal of references to the Treaty of Waitangi in the nation’s laws. The party was deregistered by the Electoral Commission in 2014 having not contested an election or tabled a candidate for contention. A Facebook post said the resignation of four of its five board members triggered the demise. Opposes special rights 1Law4All’s current website is registered to Perry Spi...

National Party MP Stuart Smith has described a government climate change plan as the "science of bullsh*t" during a talk in Ashburton this week. National Party Kaikōura MP and climate change spokesman Stuart Smith told attendees at an Ashburton public meeting that critical analysis by Niwa had been left out of the National Climate Change Risk Assessment. Photo: LDR / Adam Burns Suggestions that warmer temperatures would not cause an increase in extreme rain events, contrary to the government...

A rally in Glasgow on November 30, 2011, a day that saw 300,000 public sector workers across Scotland go out on strike IT was always macabre to read of Japanese soldiers still fighting a war decades after it was over: so how sad to read of Donald Cameron still fighting the Scottish election 90 days after the public gave his party a paltry 22%, and when before and after that election, his party has been actively recruiting personnel and campaigning in the media against Scottish secession ("Stu...