Apologise to Malaysia, McCully told


PETALING JAYA: New Zealand Foreign Minister Murray McCully has been urged to apologise to Malaysia for suggesting it was entirely to blame for immunity granted to a junior military officer facing charges of burglary and sexual assault in the country.

The New Zealand Herald said in its editorial that although McCully had apologised to the country’s Prime Minister John Key, he also owed another to Malaysia.

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