Christchurch cricket bat murder admitted
Man burnt at Whittaker's chocolate factory
Second Megaupload co-accused bailed
Woman crushed, friend watched 'helplessly'
Kiwis' confidence in police soars
Pike's electrical system had 'design flaws'
Seagull plague riles neighbours
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Accused denies mansion killings
Dotcom accused van der Kolk 'flabbergasted'
One dead after SH1 crash near Wellington
Adele's the big winner at Grammys
Body found in Sydney tree identified
Police find woman's body in Manawatu
Woman crushed, friend watched 'helplessly'
Houston died in bathtub - coroner
Tainui leader ousted from board
Second Megaupload co-accused bailed
'Mondayising' could cost $200m
ANZ, Westpac can bank on their brand
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Voting on electoral system
Voters with a view on how the electoral system should be changed can now have their say.
'Mondayising' could cost $200m
The Department of Labour opposes "Mondayising" Waitangi and Anzac days because of an estimated $200 million drag on the economy, PM says.
Economy top of concerns
People are more worried than ever about the state of the economy and the high cost of living, a poll shows.
Auckland transport taxes mulled
Higher petrol prices, road tolls or more taxes could fund proposed transport projects but John Key says Aucklanders can't afford it.
Five to decide on Transmission Gully
After decades of debate, the fate of Transmission Gully will be in the hands of five people charged with deciding whether the road will go ahead as planned.
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Is National now the underdog?
Farrar's blog: The Roy Morgan poll indicates that National has not enjoyed a re-election honeymoon.
Barbarism in NZ and Canada
Farrar's blog: I'm a fan of immigration, but our programme should consider a more thorough testing of people's fundamental beliefs and character.
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No political interference in TV
Maori Party defection unlikely
Most prime ministers would look more concerned at the threat of a support party defecting.
No crunching NZ apples this weekend
Is Prime Minister Julia Gillard dragging her heels on making good her bet with John Key over the Rugby World Cup?
No nonsense opening for Parliament
Shearer shuffles the deck
Old dog won't let go of the bone
Winston Peters has slipped back into Parliament with the look of a man who has just been reunited with a favourite pair of ratty old slippers.