Probe in three countries
The ICC anti-corruption panel is believed to be looking at matches involving NZ players that took place in India, S Africa and England, raising the possibility that…
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City staff spent $220k at Am Cup
Auckland ratepayers paid some of the costs for 3 News presenter Hilary Barry to attend the America's Cup as part of a $220,114 spend-up in San Francisco by the council's…
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Poisoning trial hears of 'sordid' claim
Helen Milner told grieving family members she had uncovered a sordid secret life of her husband in the weeks after his death, the High Court was told in Christchurch…
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NZ warning - be ready for the big one
Plastered across posters and T-shirts, inspiring a play, and named by a popular blog site as word of the year, "munted" became the catch-cry amid Christchurch's post-quake…
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Building bonanza tipped for Auckland
Business growth forecasts are so strong that Auckland is facing a big building shortage and needs 18 more PwC Towers, 18 more Metropolis blocks and 18 new malls like…
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Farm-buyers face new rules
A private member's bill put forward by Labour MP Phil Goff would require foreign buyers of farmland to demonstrate their investment would benefit the economy more than…
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Support for republic weak: report
The panel looking at NZ's constitutional arrangements says it did not find strong support for republicanism in the 120 meetings it held and 5259 written submissions…
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Dotcom suspected FBI spied on his calls
Kim Dotcom has asked a judge to order the US to come clean on spying after a phone call glitch prompted fears he was victim to a surveillance system used by the FBI.
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Long road to mow for Aucklanders
Residents in the old Auckland City Council area appear to be taking greater responsibility for mowing their berms if a random check by the Herald is anything to go by…
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How to make $1.4m in five years
A Meadowbank couple made $1.4m in five years, buying a house for $587,000 and getting $2m for it.
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Nigella: brutality drove me to drugs
Nigella Lawson told a jury that "acts of intimate terrorism" by her "brutal" ex-husband, Charles Saatchi, drove her to cocaine and cannabis. The television cook said…
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The day Chicago came to Auckland
Bassett Rd machinegun murders 50 years ago solved swiftly but mystery remains over one of the gunmen
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Opinion
Best teaching will require political will
It is highly appropriate that NZ officials have been to Asia to identify the key points of the successful programmes there. But implementing their findings on what works…
When PPP ends up down the sewer
The Auditor-General's damning report into the Kaipara District Council's Mangawhai sewerage scheme is a salutary counterbalance to the positive Ernst and Young report…
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Thank you, yells jewel thief
A thief who dashed out of a jewellery store wearing a $13,000 sapphire ring yelled "thank you very much" to staff as she…
Charter-school trust spent Govt money on farmland, MP reveals
Hekia Parata has requested a full briefing from her officials after revelations that a trust in Northland spent Govt money buying 81ha of farmland for a charter school…
Review of judges' bail rulings rejected
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Kiwi tech firms shine in Asia Pacific
Forty New Zealand companies are included in the latest Deloitte Technology Fast 500 Asia Pacific index, with 16 local firms…
Chorus contracts review
Chorus' ultra-fast broadband contracts could be changed to ensure the project is not at risk.
The Insider: Back to the future
Qantas introduces its new uniforms next week, amid concerns that they are too tight and too "Trekkie". Unions have reportedly asked for tweaks to the Martin Grant-designed…
Meridian Energy hits at new post float low
Meridian Energy's instalment receipts traded at another post-float low today after a number of factors - including regulatory risk - combined to work against the stock…
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Australia braced for further revelations
Australia remains trapped in a growing intelligence bog as allegations of espionage against Timor Leste trigger another…
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Mandela: Still with us but not doing well, say family
Nelson Mandela, South Africa's ailing former president, is not doing well but is continuing to put up a courageous fight from his deathbed, his family say. Mandela…
West meets Syria's Islam rebel groups
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Technology
Mood bra measures emotions, prevents overeating
Microsoft researchers have designed a smart bra which monitors a woman's mood in an attempt to prevent emotional overeating…
No change to broadband rollout
Prime Minister John Key says the timetable for the ultra-fast broadband rollout will not be changed, despite a report saying Chorus is not delivering on its contracts…
No extra Govt funds for UFB - Adams
Govt not expecting to invest any more than the $1.35b already committed to UFB, despite an independent probe indicating the Chorus' leg of the project is at risk if…
Funding jump for Kiwi software firm
Auckland-based software firm Triplejump, which is planning to make its stock exchange debut next year, has secured close to $1m in research and development funding.
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Global oil giants unfazed by opposition
International oil and gas giants who have gained permits to explore NZ's seabed and land say they aren't deterred by the…
Stricter bail decisions
Courts have been encouraged to review bail decisions if the offender goes on to commit a serious crime, in response to a 58,000-signature petition which demanded stricter…
'Put up or shut up' - Jones tells Flavell
Labour's Shane Jones says Maori Party co-leader Te Ururoa Flavell should "put up or shut up" over Operation Eight and Ruatoki raids documents.
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…
Sport
Lawyer: If true, it'll tear at heart of integrity
A former NZ rep on an ICC anti-corruption panel says allegations of match-fixing against three Kiwi cricketers might, if…
Cricket: Plenty of work still to cement victory
There's no getting ahead of themselves among the New Zealand team as they eye their first test win in a year today. They are eight wickets away from a victory which…
Cricket: ND trio making life tricky for West Indies
Trent Boult and Tim Southee shared seven West Indian first innings wickets to put the tourists on a slippery slope at University Oval yesterday. There's nothing new…
Basketball: It's make or break for the Breakers
The Breakers face their toughest test of the season in Perth tonight but the battle on the court won't be the only competition taking place.
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