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The Green Party says the Minister for the Accident Compensation Corporation should take action now over a recording of a meeting between corporation staff and claimant Bronwyn Pullar.

Former prime Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi is to face another trial next month. He is now fighting four cases at the same time.

Italian media are reporting the captain of the capsized cruise liner Costa Concordia has admitted making a navigation mistake.

Friday's headlines: Solid Engery holds public meetings over mine safety concerns; Couple describes terrifying escape from blaze; Rebels motorcycle gang moves in on Christchurch.

Police are holding off enforcing search warrants on four media organisations until after a High Court hearing on Tuesday. Audio

A former Fiji army colonel, Ratu Tevita Mara, says CEOs and people in the Fiji Government have lost their jobs as a result of phone tapping. Ratu Tevita, who fled...

Vodafone Fiji says client confidentiality is a number one priority for the company and denies ever allowing private phone conversations to be tapped. A former Fiji army colonel however says...

John Key says he is taking a stand against what calls tabloid-style, covert media tactics and has laid a formal complaint with police following his cafe meeting with ACT candidate John Banks. Audio

Vodafone Fiji is strongly denying claims made by a former army colonel that the company is involved in phone tapping. Ratu Tevita Mara, who fled Fiji in May while facing...

Secret testimony by former US President Richard Nixon on the Watergate scandal can be made public. Nixon testified for two days in California in June 1975, 10 months after his resignation.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs says there has still been no significant explanation for a string of tourist deaths at a Thai hotel, including that of New Zealander Sarah Carter.

Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi has accused magistrates of illegally spying on him as he refused to appear before prosecutors who allege that he had sex with an under-age prostitute.

An Oceania football official says he is suing a British newspaper over corruption claims.

One of two Oceania football officials suspended by the sport's governing body has arrived back in New Zealand and has criticised FIFA over its handling of the case, saying he feels like a victim.

Newspapers and bulletins on radio and televisions in Italy closed down on Friday as journalists went on strike over proposed legislation at curbing wiretapping.

Police in Christchurch say it appears the officers who chased a car which crashed, killing the driver, were following the correct procedure.

Cockpit recorders from a plane crash which killed the president of Poland and 95 other people in April, show on-board systems gave at least a dozen warnings to regain altitude in the minute before the…

The secretary of Tonga's Shipping Corporation of Polynesia has pleaded not guilty to a charge of perjury during the Ashika Royal Commission of Enquiry. Lord Dalgety, who is also known...

The mother of an Auckland teenager mistakenly killed by police following a high-speed chase wants them to change the system for dealing with armed offenders.