Wellington, July 15 NZPA - The Waihopai spy base saboteurs' successful use of the "claim of right" defence was an aberration and no basis to change the law, a legal expert says.

Wellington, July 15 NZPA - Changing or repealing the "claim of right" defence successfully used by the Waihopai spy base saboteurs is an over-reaction to their acquittal, the Green Party says.

Wellington, July 14 NZPA - The Government is going to reform or repeal the "claim of right" defence successfully used by the defendants in the Waihopai sabotage case, Justice Minister Simon Power said today.

Wellington, July 14 NZPA - The Government will either reform or repeal the "claim of right" defence successfully used by the defendants in the Waihopai sabotage case, Justice Minister Simon Power said today.

Wellington, April 12 NZPA - Officials have begun a review of the "claim of right" defence used by the three men accused in the Waihopai spybase sabotage case, Justice Minister Simon Power says.

Wellington, April 12 NZPA - Officials have begun a review of the "claim of right" defence used by the three men accused in the Waihopai spybase sabotage case, Justice Minister Simon Power says.

Wellington, April 9 NZPA - The Green Party wants more information about the Waihopai spybase to be made public.

Wellington, April 8 NZPA - Taking a civil case against the acquitted Waihopai spybase saboteurs would be a "huge waste of taxpayers' money", Green Party MP Keith Locke says.

By Dave Williams of NZPA Wellington, April 7 NZPA - The acquitted Waihopai spybase saboteurs have welcomed news the Crown may try to sue them for $1.1 million for the damage done to government property, despite having about $1000 between them.

Wellington, April 7 NZPA - The Solicitor-General has ruled out appealing against the acquittal of the Waihopai spybase saboteurs but says he may look at suing them for $1.1 million in damages. A law change could also be on the cards to prevent similar acquittals in the future.