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19 October 2009New Zealand study finds half of gay and bi students have self-harmed 3 A study of gay and bisexual teenagers in New Zealand has suggested that half of them have deliberately harmed themselves in the past year. -
22 September 2009Over a third of New Zealanders say homosexuality is ‘morally wrong’ 22 A small survey of New Zealand residents has found that 39 per cent believe homosexuality is morally wrong. -
20 August 2009New Zealand moves to abolish gay panic defence 8 A bill to abolish the so-called 'gay panic defence' has passed its first reading in New Zealand's parliament.
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22 June 2009Gay New Zealand man beaten to death with banjo 8 The trial of a Hungarian tourist who allegedly killed a 69-year-old gay man with a banjo has begun today in the Auckland High Court. -
19 June 2009Identity of New Zealand man who ‘deliberately infected partners with HIV’ revealed 9 The identity of a New Zealand man accused of deliberately infecting his sexual partners with HIV has been revealed by a court. -
27 May 2009New Zealand survey finds gay teenagers at risk 13 A survey of more than 9,000 students has found that gay teenagers are more likely than their straight peers to be affected by depression, suicide and self-harm. -
8 April 2009New Zealand comedian let off over joke about prime minister being a communist lesbian 8 A comedian who made comments about former New Zealand prime minister Helen Clark being a lesbian and a "bloody communist" has escaped censure after a broadcasting watchdog ruled he had not breached regulations. -
10 November 2008Labour lose New Zealand general election as Parliament gains new gay MPs 3 Helen Clark, Prime Minister of New Zealand since 1999, has announced she is to step down as leader of the Labour party after defeat in a national election on Saturday.
