Allan Arthur Thomas pardoned for Crewe murders...

Harvey and Jeannette Crewe (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

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 Allan Arthur Thomas was pardoned for the Crewe murders. They have no legal right to re-interview him over the murders. It was enough that the police were proven to have planted bullet shells during the original investigations. Just who fed the Crewe baby after the murder of her parents? Crewe killings: Cold-case review officers question Thomas.

 National - NZ Herald News www.nzherald.co.nz Arthur Allan Thomas has been re-interviewed by police investigating the 1970 murders of Harvey and Jeanette Crewe, one of New Zealand's best-known unsolved crimes.

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A $50 million gorilla named key...

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   Peter Petterson

   The three wise men said yes today. The best comment was the Jonesy comment about the $50 million gorilla named key...

A blow for David Bain...

English: David Bain after he was proven innocent (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Peter Petterson

A blow for David Bain.

The High Court has just released its decision after Mr Bain took Justice Minister Judith Collins to court over the handling of his compensation claim.

He argued she should release 250 privileged documents given to her in relation to Justice Ian Binnie's report into compensation.

The judge has ruled most of those documents shouldn't be released.

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John Key: An arrogant know-all dickhead, politician and prime minister - has to go as soon as possibel...

English: John Key, leader of the New Zealand National Party Македонски: Џон Ки, лидер на Новозеландската национална партија. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Helen Clark (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

English: New Zealand Minister of Finance (later Prime Minister), Robert Muldoon, Thurs. 26 June 1969. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Peter Petterson

Watched John Key on Campbell Live tonight. I have never seen such an arrogant, know-all, dickhead of a politician and prime minister as he. Robert Muldoon, as much as he was despised, would have chewed Key to pieces, as would Helen Clark at her peak. He has to go for the sake of New Zealand as quickly as possible...

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The new Reichstag in Wellington City...

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Do you think his first name should have been dick?

Howard Phillips

Interviewer: Prime Minister, what do people think of the GCSB Bill? John Key: I think they are more interested in the snapper quota. Interviewer: Why? John Key: Because they like catching fish.

John Key's stake in an Otago vineyard hidden a blind trust...

Really open and above board? Yeah right!

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No jobs for you and yours, just ours...

Greens rise, Nats fall - a gradual change in the polls...

English: Official photo of Russel Norman, Co-leader of the Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand, supplied by the Green Party webmaster. See "You are allowed to use..." (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

The Green Party has had a surge in popularity - though it is too close to call who would form the next government, a poll has found.

The Greens rose five points to 14 per cent and National dropped three to 46 per cent, the One News Colmar Brunton poll released on Sunday found.

Unchanged parties were Labour on 33, NZ First on three, the Maori Party on two and Act on one.

Translated to seats in parliament, assuming all current electorate seats are held, National would have 58, Peter Dunne one and Act one.

While Labour would have 42, the Greens 17 and Mana Party one.

Both coalitions would have 60 seats leaving the decision of who formed a government in the hands of the Maori Party with its 3 seats.

The poll has a margin of error of about 3 per cent.

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When somebody couldn't afford the price of an apple...

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NZ's Watergate - Key's Spygate

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  WATERGATE- Nixon was impeached for ordering phone taps and lying about it.
  SPYGATE - Key orders Inquiry that hacks emails, steal phone records and tracks movements of a Minister and an independent journalist. This is now a major constitutional crisis.

A letter from a Kiwi terrorist to his Mum...

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God Defend New Zealand - because John Key and the National Government won't...

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God of Nations at Thy feet,
In the bonds of love we meet,
Hear our voices, we entreat,
God defend our free land.
Guard Pacific’s triple star
From the shafts of strife and war,
Make her praises heard afar,
God defend New Zealand.