Suburbs face pokies crackdown
A review of Wellington's gambling venues could see a crackdown on pokie machine numbers in the suburbs.Search for murdered daughter
A frantic father drove through the night to search for his missing daughter but had to identify her battered body three days later.
Judge was too lenient - widow
By MARTIN VAN BEYNEN - The Press
The widow of a Canterbury science student says she has forgiven the drink-driver who killed her husband, but she wanted a harsher sentence than he received.
Private schools fail to curb fees
By TOM HUNT - The Dominion Post
Most parents are paying more for private schools this year despite a $35 million government funding boost to make them more affordable.
Radar drones used for years
Newly revealed drone radar units – used to confound radar detectors in cars – have been used "on the quiet" for three years.
Search for murdered daughter
A frantic father drove through the night to search for his missing daughter but had to identify her battered body three days later.
110,000 calls, texts intercepted in drugs op
Police intercepted more than 110,000 phone and text messages between the Killer Beez and Tribesmen gang members during a major three-month drug operation in South Auckland and the Waikato.
Prisoner escaped to show he was 'no threat'
Man charged after alleged dog beating
School yet to decide on action
Burnside High School has yet to decide if it will discipline a year 12 pupil who created an internet page inciting hatred against the new principal.
School finds teacher
Stewart Island has found its new preschool teacher after a nationwide search.
Govt signals education reform
Plea to retain choice
Outstanding student
Jack Dunn isn't just a smart teen, he is officially outstanding in five subjects.
ACC admits information botch-up
ACC has admitted a blunder in which up to 2000 companies were sent private information about workers' accidents that should have gone to other employers.
Rugby star's message
As a young boy growing up, John Schwalger thought it was "normal" to be slapped.
'Big four' cancer cases slow down
No beach smoking ban
Transplant a gift of life
A gift of organs from an unknown child has given Aria MacDonald her first shot at a normal life.
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Outrage as Key signals park mining
Revelations that more conservation land will be mined, whatever the outcome of public consultation, have drawn vehement opposition.
Depreciation tax breaks to go
Property investors will bear the brunt of planned tax changes, with the Government looking to claw back $1.7 billion a year from the sector to help cut income tax rates.
Confidential info sent 'in error'
Key signals mining on conservation land
$4b in tax cuts coming
Up to $4 billion in personal tax cuts could be delivered in October as the Government looks to raise GST and end some property tax breaks.
WTO decision soon on apple stoush
The Government is expected to hear at the end of next month the World Trade Organisation decision on New Zealand efforts to export apples to Australia.
Fonterra relaunches brands in China
Fonterra is shedding its coyness about returning to dairy manufacturing in China after a disastrous debut, saying it is relaunching two premium brands there and ultimately wants to make them in China.
Tagging could unleash farm innovation
Rap boxes keep shearers moving
Agriculture outlook positive
Rabobank says New Zealand agriculture should benefit from continuing global economic recovery this year.
Pattinson sex scenes 'disturbing'
Kong movie ship scuttled in strait
Ex-All Blacks star apologises for groping teenager
Teen 'will go to jail' rather than give up injured dog
Outrage as Key signals national park mining
Daily trivia quiz: February 10
Fantastic panoramic of Taranaki
Fantastic panoramic of Taranaki
Waikato Pistons sign troublesome talent
Teen 'will go to jail' rather than give up injured dog
Fifth of adults choose pets over partner
Outrage as Key signals national park mining
Plan to claw back $1.7b by axing depreciation tax breaks
Kong movie ship scuttled in strait
Key confirms GST increase being considered
Sanzar and Sky decide it's time to titillate the fans
A pass for Key, but much more to do
Vicious Facebook attack on new Burnside High principal
Key confirms GST increase being considered
Black Caps test changes inevitable
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