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Trio under ICC investigation named
New Zealand great allrounder Chris Cairns is one of three players being investigated by the ICC over allegations of match fixing.
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Vincent confirms probe
A statement by batsman Lou Vincent confirms he is cooperating with an ICC investigation.
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Meth hidden in ceiling at airport
A convicted robber who hid condoms full of methamphetamine in the ceiling of Auckland airport is due to spend an extra four years in jail.
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Driver thrown from truck
A driver has been thrown from his truck when it rolled south of Auckland.
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Leap onto car roof to avoid being hit
A man had to leap on to a car roof to avoid being run over by another car which subsequently smashed through a concrete power pole and careered into a Blaketown house…
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Goff's rural land bill to be debated
A members bill put forward by Labour's Phil Goff which would tighten up rules for foreigners buying rural land will be debated in Parliament after it was drawn from…
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Candle to blame for shelter fire
A 36-year-old man has died after his makeshift shelter burnt down overnight.
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Man linked to alleged abduction
Investigators have released a photo of a man being sought over the attempted abduction of a 13-year-old girl who was dragged off her bicycle into bush near Timaru.
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Teacher fined for suggesting threesome
A teacher who had an inappropriate relationship with a Year 13 student and suggested they enter into a threesome with another boy has been ordered to pay more than $6000…
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Poisoning trial: Ring buy revealed
Helen Milner bought an engagement ring with her new man just two months after her husband died, a court heard.
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Bus makes unscheduled bank stop
'It was trying to make a withdrawl.' A bus is stuck under the awning of the old ASB building in Auckland's CBD following a two-bus collision this morning.
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Red zone for Port Hills houses
A zoning review in Christchurch's Port Hills has resulted in 237 properties being reclassified from green zone to red zone, and 33 going from red to green.
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Blog: Is NZ the least corrupt country?
Never before has the word 'corruption' been in so much use in New Zealand politics, writes Bryce Edwards. The legal trial of John Banks is just the latest political…
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Mills: Onus now on players
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Allegations are 'very, very serious' - Key
Prime Minister John Key said it would be "very, very serious'' if match fixing allegations against three former New Zealand cricketers were proved true.
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