Prison fake limb fears
Fears that prisoners might use artificial limbs as weapons or to smuggle drugs has sparked an internal review at the Department of Corrections.Kiwi dies after Bali accident
8:27am A New Zealand woman has died five weeks after suffering head injuries in a cycling accident in Bali.
Teen, baby missing
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15 min ago Police are concerned for the safety of a 15-year-old girl and her three-month-old baby, who have gone missing from their South Auckland home.
Police dob in drink driver to Air NZ
An Air New Zealand flight attendant lost her job after police caught her drink-driving outside work time – and then dobbed her in to her employer.
Martinborough pinot strikes gold
8:24am A Martinborough pinot noir has taken the top trophy in this year's Air New Zealand wine awards.
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Tougher sentences for 'sadistic' robbers
Dairy robbers can expect harsher sentences from a South Auckland judge who says growing violence is sometimes "little more than sheer sadism".
Family man was not 'dogfather'
The alleged "dogfather" of the Hamilton Mongrel Mob had moved away from the gang's dealings to become a family man, the High Court in Hamilton was told yesterday.
Driver haunted by memory of death
Murder accused was on bail
Worldly take on dyslexia
Margaret Stewart will travel the world to research dyslexia.
Arrests for fake degrees
A police investigation into fake tertiary qualifications has led to the arrest of three Chinese nationals in Auckland.
Wintec marks down industrial action
'Uni needs to address plagiarism'
Brains in gear: exams under way
Waikato students have joined tens of thousands nationwide sitting their Level 1, 2 and 3 NCEA examinations this week and next.
Worldly take on dyslexia
Margaret Stewart will travel the world to research dyslexia.
Doctors warn of risks in more health squeezing
Senior doctors warn that signalled funding cuts to the health boards will compromise patient safety and care, and access to public hospitals.
Chemical spill disrupts hospital
Claiming to be physiotherapist leads to fine
Brave Lilly battles on
Happy, smiley little Lilly cries when she sees needles and medicine heading her way – in her short life she's learnt to anticipate pain.
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Top lawyer advising Harawira
Embattled Maori MP Hone Harawira is taking legal advice about his future with the party from Auckland QC Peter Williams.
Ministers told to buy furniture
Cabinet ministers are being told to buy the furniture and other chattels in their ministerial houses or face them being sold.
Harawira may not be forced out of party
Consultants 'scandalous waste of money'
Sharples' stepson to be ordained
The stepson of Maori Affairs Minister Pita Sharples will be ordained as an Anglican Church deacon tomorrow.
Allied signs with Hanover
Hanover investors will be offered a sweetener to rubber stamp the $400 million deal with Allied Farmers.
Fonterra sells stake in AFF joint venture
Fonterra Cooperative Group, the world’s largest exporter of dairy products, has sold its stake in a joint venture to market Anchor products.
Lamb, beef and dairy prices
Debt soaks up milk payout
Fonterra's leap awaited
Questions remain after Fonterra shareholders ushered in two steps of a three-stage capital structure reform plan at their annual meeting.
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