Advice stuns ethnic communities
Ethnic groups are pushing to have multicultural policy "entrenched" in any future constitution.
Officers become 'mules'
Imprisoned gang leaders with access to large sums of money are turning prison employees into contraband mules.
Rugby joy short-lived
The mood of the nation is at the lowest point since the global financial crisis of 2008 – and New Zealanders' hopes for this year are bleak.
Dotcom accused 'flabbergasted'
NZ needs to keep its dignity and prove it has its own sovereign justice system, says Bram van der Kolk.
Roll on 2050
In the world of 2050, NZ will have economic bragging rights over the rest of the developed world.
Key wins hearts if not minds
He's still our sexiest politician, but the teapot tapes and the furore over a radio stunt have driven John Key's overall popularity to its lowest ebb.
Ethnic rights advice stuns communities
Roll on 2050 - New Zealand economy to rise
Dotcom accused van der Kolk 'flabbergasted'
Prison officers 'turned into mules'
Rugby joy short-lived, nation pessimistic
Tension high as lethal log pile cleared
Police name Hawke's Bay crash victim
Helmet law halves cyclist numbers
Old trains more reliable than new Matangi
Bus changes raise fears in suburbs
Manawatu Gorge progress pleases
Deep south beats rest of nation in jobless
Farmer faces wait over 'useless' land
Governor General's concert draws thousands
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Debate heats up on rates rebate
More than 100,000 households are paying too much in rates because they don't realise they are eligible for rebates, according to official estimates.
DHB merger fears dismissed
Auckland hospital bosses have quashed staff speculation that three managers are jumping ship ahead of a merger between two of the city's health boards.
Quake scare for Christchurch mall
Fingers vs spoon?
Dotcom accused 'flabbergasted'
NZ needs to keep its dignity and prove it has its own sovereign justice system, says Bram van der Kolk.
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Syrian army general assassinated
Gunmen assassinated an army general in Damascus today in the first killing of a high ranking military officer in the Syrian capital since the uprising against President Bashar Assad's regime began in March.Uzbek admits Obama kill plot
A man from Uzbekistan has pleaded guilty to plotting to kill US President Barack Obama.
Gaddafi's son warns of uprising
Police arrest five at Murdoch's Sun newspaper
Obama in birth control backtrack
US President Barack Obama has backed down on a policy that would have required religious organisations to provide birth control to employees.
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Salary stress increases
Salary pressue is building across New Zealand, but employers here seem both less able and less willing to meet market expectations.Blowouts hit $200m
The debts of 12 of the largest local authorities will be around $200 million more than forecast in their long-term plans by the end of June.
Fish expert makes challenge
Lawyers heading for stoush
Airport is flying high
If you haven't passed through Auckland Airport's international terminal recently you might be surprised at a few changes.
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Quake city assets set to be popular
Investors expect to be potential buyers of Christchurch City Council's airport and electricity companies, should it be forced to sell assets.Feltex class action swells
Another 800 former Feltex investors have joined the legal battle against the former directors, sellers and promoters of the failed carpet maker.
$3b profit goes overseas
Upgrades blamed for price hikes
Cards get a work out
Spending on credit and eftpos cards across all sectors increased in January for the first time in a year.
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Police access Facebook evidence
Police investigating a murder asked the US Government to have Facebook hand over information.Facebook can alienate - study
People with low self-esteem should limit their woeful comments on Facebook, a study reports.
Brazil files Twitter injunction
New Zealand's top selling games
Sex, lies and videogames
Deep Silver has created a challenging, clever title that explores complex issues.
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Oceania, Fifa roles end in disgrace
A Fiji lawyer's two-decade term in lucrative Fifa and OFC positions is over after the Star-Times highlighted he had been disbarred.Pure Black back on track
Pure Black Racing have a roster of riders, a schedule and are back in business.
Roar weigh up dangers
Proteas will try to intimidate
Cameron to face Monte Barrett
Shane Cameron will return to the ring and to heavyweight boxing on May 30 – to meet Monte Barrett.
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Adele puts fears to rest
Adele fans can relax - the singer's distinctive voice hasn't been damaged by surgery.LeAnn takes on Chelsea
LeAnn Rimes wanted to appear on Chelsea Lately because the host had been "talking s**t".
Prejudice worries for Elton
Hope and Wire
Conchord amid the stars
Despite being robbed of the chance to perform at the Oscars, Bret McKenzie is still buzzing with excitement.
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'My dad is my Valentine'
Blake Lively feels "lucky" to have her father on her arm this Valentine's Day.Something to smile about
Despite economic woes, wars, conflicts and natural disasters, the world is a happier place today than it was four years ago.
How Jen stays slim
The way to his - or her - heart
Forget cards and flowers
Most people would prefer a special experience on Valentine's Day to a gift.
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Many want pig to stay
Remember the pig hidden within the decal on the doors of some Vermont State Police cars in the US?Man fights police over 13m shark
A man has waged the unlikeliest of battles with authorities over the right to charge curious visitors NZ26 cents each to see a 13-metre whale shark he bought from a fisherman.
Flushed necklace returns
A grade changed to probation
When coffins get too big
Crematoriums are being forced to build bigger furnaces as more Kiwi bodies - and their coffins - become larger.
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A380 in a flap
With Airbus in the spotlight over wing cracks on its A380s, it may be reassuring to know that in stress tests, a jumbo jet's wings can be flexed about 7.6 metres upwards - the equivalent of two storeys.Qantas data slip-up
Qantas pilots on an Australian domestic flight wrestled with shaking joysticks during two botched landing attempts after they unwittingly programmed the flight computers with wrong data.
New traditions for Mardi Gras
A South African safari
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