NEW ZEALAND

Lucy admits acting lawlessly

NEW Zealand actress Lucy Lawless and seven other Greenpeace protesters have admitted breaking the law when they occupied the Noble Discoverer drillship in Port Taranaki last February in protest at Royal Dutch Shell's planned Arctic drilling.

Lucy admits acting lawlessly

The Xena, Warrior Princess star appeared under her married name, Lucy Tapert in the Auckland District Court this morning and admitted illegally boarding the Noble Discoverer. The other Greenpeace protestors...

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