Claim entire families killed
More than 92 people, including 32 children, have been killed in a Syrian town, the UN says.
Riders raise alarm
Motorcyclists on a charity ride went for help after finding two bodies near Waimate.
Govt defends prison contractor
The Government is adamant Serco is fit to manage NZ prisons, despite the company being investigated in the UK for "unsafe" practices.
Herbert impressed by young guns
12:20am Ricki Herbert has hinted his young guns could be pressing for places in the Oceania Nations Cup campaign.
Boy injured after falling into sea
12:10am A 14-year-old boy is in a critical condition after falling into the sea while fishing at a notoriously dangerous fishing spot in Otago.
Pope's butler arrested over leaks
Police have arrested the Pope's personal butler for allegedly leaking sensitive documents.
Charity riders find dead bodies
Sweden's Loreen wins Eurovision
Miss Ink showcases painted ladies
Big Bang Theory's Parsons outed
Wrong cat euthanised by Wellington vet
Exodus of Kiwi actors to Australia
Hosea Gear explains Japan decision reversal
Boy, 14, injured after falling into sea
Nominations big 'buzz' for Adeaze
Group calls on Brownlee to address housing
All Blacks are in safe hands with Steve Hansen
Vatican in chaos after butler arrested for leaks
Government defends prison contractor
Big Bang Theory's Parsons outed
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One person is dead after a head-on collision involving a car and truck near Taupo.Test case endangers oil drilling
Greenpeace says success in a High Court judicial review could halt all deep-sea explorations in New Zealand.
Crafar to battle for farms
Shake-up in spin for EQC
Spate of suspicious fires
A central Christchurch house was the target of two arson attacks on the same day, the Fire Service suspects.
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Two rebel groups in Mali have agreed to merge and create an independent Islamic state.Skydiver killed in Queensland jump
A skydiver in his sixties died at Crowley Vale in Queensland after his parachute failed to open.
Children killed in Nato airstrike - officials
Alarm over Iran uranium
Pope's butler arrested over leaks
Police have arrested the Pope's personal butler for allegedly leaking sensitive documents.
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The average Kiwi worker wastes up to a day a week on useless tasks, costing $19b a year. Ryman profit fuels pay row
One of NZ's largest rest home providers has reported record profits as debate rages over pay rates.
ASB upgrades banking app
Vet takes title
Undercover boss slams conditions
She is the real undercover boss - and her report slams the elder care industry.
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ASB has upgraded its mobile banking app at the same time it marks 100,000 downloads.IRD to target 'hardcore' tax avoiders
"Hardcore" tax avoiders rather than tradies taking cash jobs will be the target of Inland Revenue's extra $78.4 million in funding from the Budget.
Mortgage 'craziness' joy
Belgrave Finance director faces jail
Kids learning the tough lessons
Financial literacy is as important as core literacy and numeracy subjects, according to the Centre for Personal Financial Education
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The Auckland Pirates have denied the Wellington Saints a rare National Basketball League three-peat.Stosur and Kuznetsova through
Major champions Sam Stosur and Svetlana Kuznetsova have quickly made their way into the second round of the French Open.
Murray and Bond win at World Cup
Mystics edge Tactix
Gear explains Japan decision
Hosea Gear says a question from his older brother Rico was the "clincher" in his decision to tear up a lucrative contract to play rugby in Japan.
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Private company SpaceX has made history with the docking of its Dragon capsule to the space station.Cat charity crushed
A murdered woman's dream of a charity vet clinic for Chch is in tatters, with her organisation the target of a smear campaign.
When grief is a meme
Small narrative syndrome
Lend me your ears
Spotify and its music-sharing ilk are a welcome development but there are bound to be casualties.
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Heading across the ditch is a traditional move in the careers of many Kiwi actors, but there seems to be an exodus right now. Pacfic nominations big 'buzz' for Adeaze
Chart-topping brothers Feagaigafou and Logovii Tupai are back in the groove for next week's Pacific Music Awards.
Hip-hopping to the top
Of the third kind
Sweden's Loreen wins Eurovision
Sweden's Loreen has won the Eurovision Song Contest in Azerbaijan days after angering local authorities by meeting rights activists.
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If it's time for a change then why not embrace the season’s edgiest hair trend?Long-lasting makeup tricks
Sick of the makeup slide? Need your makeup to last all day? Bronwyn Williams gives you some top tips for a long-wearing look.
We were born to run
Virginity's unwitting casualties
Birthday cake basics
Can making a spectacular birthday cake be stress-free? We ask the experts.
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Michael Wigge left Berlin without a penny and travelled 40,225km to Antarctica, hitchhiking, bartering and hopping by ship, plane, car and foot from Europe to Canada and the US, then through Latin America.Twenty reasons to see Buenos Aires
Here are 20 reasons to visit Buenos Aires, the birthplace of the tango.
A real skier's wish-list
Beauty behind Bangkok's chaos
Wooing wealthy tourists
Rich Chinese tourists are making a beeline for New Zealand's luxury lodges.
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A reformed Nelson tagger has ditched spray cans, armed himself with a bag of wool and started "yarn bombing" the city.Cows bullish over beer
A herd of cows has crashed a small gathering in a US town and bullied the guests for their beer.
Bike lost 42 years ago found
Tornado doesn't stop wedding
Walk with the dinosaurs
After 90 million years, more than 30 animatronic dinosaurs will roam the woods and grass of northern New Jersey.
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