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The Waikato Times

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By John Daniell, Guyon Espiner Verified
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The Agency: Former Kiwi spy Kit Bennetts reveals his six-year stint in cover for the CIA

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By John Daniell, Guyon Espiner Verified
| Radio New Zealand (RNZ) Verified
A New Zealander has revealed details of a years-long stint spying for America's Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) during the Cold War. Kit Bennetts, who was born and raised in Masterton, was recruited in Wellington by the CIA Chief of Station at the US Embassy in 1979. At the time he was working for New Zealand's SIS. He shared details of his work in hours of interviews for a new podcast, The Agency, which is released by RNZ and Bird of Paradise today.
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'Most deteriorated' - NZ plummets in global tobacco control ranking

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By Guyon Espiner Verified
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New Zealand has been labelled "most deteriorated" in an international study assessing the interference of the tobacco industry. The country has plummeted from second in the world in 2023 to 53rd in the 2025 Global Tobacco Industry Interference Index. The report, produced by the Global Center for Good Governance in Tobacco Control, has been released every two years since 2019 and now ranks 100 countries.
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