NZ HERALD - Atomic Board says Iran has nuke arms, Nov 13, 2011

"In a show-and-tell based on secret intelligence, the UN atomic agency shared satellite images, letters and diagrams with 35 nations yesterday as it sought to underpin its case that Iran apparently worked secretly on developing a nuclear weapon.
Iran's chief envoy to the International Atomic Energy Agency rejected the presentation as based on material fabricated by the United States and its allies.
"There is no indication and proof that Iran's activities is [sic] toward military purposes," he told reporters."

XINHUA NET - Mexican minister killed in helicopter crash, Nov 12, 2011

Mexican Interior Minister Francisco Blake Mora and Vice Interior Minister Felipe Zamora were killed in a helicopter crash on Friday, official sources said.
Presidential spokeswoman Alejandra Sota said the helicopter went down with eight officials on board. No one survived.
Victims also included Jose Alfredo Garcia, general director of social communication of the Interior Ministry, and three military officers, said Sota.
According to the spokeswoman, the helicopter "didn't follow the flight's itinerary" so the security protocols were activated to search the aircraft."

NZ HERALD - Shots fired near White House, Nov 12, 2011

"Authorities are investigating a report that gunshots were fired in the vicinity of The White House.
Sgt. David Schlosser of the U.S. Park Police said Friday evening that the agency received a report of shots fired near 16th Street and Constitution Avenue, NW, between The White House and the Washington Monument, at about 9:30 p.m local time.
He said that shortly afterward, officers located an abandoned vehicle several blocks away on the ramp to the nearby Theodore Roosevelt Bridge.
He said police are looking at ``involvement of this vehicle in the situation,'' but didn't know whether a weapon was recovered. He said police suspect another vehicle was involved.
Police are looking for bullet holes and haven't confirmed that shots were actually fired. He said The White House is a fair distance away and doesn't appear to have been the focus."

FIJI LIVE - Welcome to Fijilive Sports - Rewa confirms NCC representatives, Nov 12, 2011

"The Rewa Football Association has confirmed their representatives for the National Club Championships Zonal play-offs set to take place on December 2-4.
Qualified are Lokia United after they were declared Rewa League 2011 champions as well as Raymonds which finished second.
Rewa FA is the first district to confirm their NCC teams after the completion of their local league competition."