New Zealand Herald

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A man who duped a family into buying properties will spend Easter in jail after attempt for an appeal against his sentence failed this morning.

When a High Court judge is appointed one of the first things they are given is their personal copy of the Big Blue Chambers Book.

A small but powerful group of New Zealand's businesses the 6.6 per cent who belong to the Mid-Market sector of companies with turnovers between $2- and $50 million is…

LET THE INK RUN: An inkjet printer generally makes a print head run back and forth across a piece of paper fed through by rollers. The whole machine is usually fairly…

An inscription on the forecourt at the Temple of Apollo at Delphi advises the reader to "know thyself".

We all know the benefits of driving safely - and now an insurance company is offering the incentive of reduced premiums.

A Labour Government would adopt an "unashamedly pro-kiwi'' policy to favour New Zealand suppliers, David Cunliffe said this morning.

Joe Karam has been awarded $535,000 in a defamation case against two men who launched an "all-out assault" on his reputation because of his support for David Bain.

Judith Collins was under pressure on two fronts yesterday, facing further questions over both the Oravida conflict-of-interest saga and widespread fresh privacy issues…

No, no, no, no, no... as Aussie league commentator Phil Gould would say.

Chris Noakes knows how Simon Hickey is feeling.

Blues coach John Kirwan says the team's atrocious away record under his reign needs addressing.

Tanerau Latimer walks across the training field like a Maori cowboy (Hone Wayne?) who's spent seven days in the saddle.

Finding a quality centre is on the top of the Warriors' shopping list.

Tanerau Latimer knows the Chiefs need some "rocket fuel" and he may be just the player to provide the extra charge this weekend.