Robertson unleashes rant
Kiwi runner Jake Robertson says he will never forget Nick Willis tripping him in the 5000m at the Commonwealth Games.
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Timeline of a murder
It was a 3am knock on the door that started a nightmare for Malia Kelekolio and her aunty. Malia refused to open up until she recognised the voice as that of her teenage…
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Carter's formula for success
For Dan Carter, match day doesn't change, no matter the occasion or the opposition.
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Joyce accuses Labour of xenophobia
Economic Development Minister Steven Joyce has accused Labour of "xenophobia" in their opposition of the potential sale of Lochinver Station.
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'I'm a half-full kind of guy'
Toby Manhire took Jamie Whyte to a local pub quiz for our candid series on party leaders
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Stars risk opinions on conflict
Stars of all stripes are taking to the internet to openly discuss the conflict that has killed more than 1,300 people.
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August temperature record blown away
A 67-year August temperature record for Dunedin melted yesterday as strong northwesterly winds buffeted the region.
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New case looms as Banks fights on
What John Banks is labelling compelling new evidence for an appeal against his criminal conviction is believed to be sworn statements from two Americans.
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Mystery 'lake' in Tunisian desert
A mysterious lake that appeared suddenly in the Tunisian desert has created an impromptu "beach" in the drought-ridden country. No explanation has been given for the…
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Ugly side of the beauty industry
Dozens of complaints about poor hygiene and dangerous practices have presented an alarming picture of Auckland's beauty industry.
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New evidence claims in Crewe case
A fresh allegation of potential evidence tampering has emerged in the Crewe murder case - but this time it is not against the police.
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Dr Bogan heads to small screen
A bogan who made a career out of his Holden car-loving, heavy metal, black T-shirt-wearing lifestyle is to bring "boganology" to the small screen.
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Defence personnel return home
New Zealand defence personnel are on their way home after the world's largest military exercise in Hawaii.
Wellington house fire confined to stairwell
A house fire in Wellington was contained before it caused major damage to a two-storey home.
Teens flee crash scene
Large fire in Otago now contained
Election 2014
Beige brigade uninspiring
This is the first time I can vote, and I've been looking forward to it abstractly for ages. But now, it's looking about…
27CommentsVerity Johnson: Growing up as a Kiwi - our changing childhoods
The only game in town
You cannot teach an old dog new tricks. Or so they say. Well, just try telling Winston Peters that.
20CommentsClaire Trevett: Parting shots in the House
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Telecom's Lightbox no sweat for Sky
Sky TV chief executive John Fellet is not breaking into a sweat after Telecom's slow motion launch of subscription video…
Brian Gaynor: Private equity plays back in the spotlight
The healthcare sector was in the headlines this week with Abano Healthcare's profit announcement, a takeover offer for Acurity Health and Green Cross Health's annual…
Long Bay development starts to rise
The country's biggest housing land developer and vendor has sold its first residential apartment site at Long Bay and the first terraced houses have gone up.
Chasing their dreams
While moving house in the final year of a media degree, Deanna Yang found a bucket list that she had written as an 8-year-old.
World
US Ebola patients prepare for transfer
Plans are underway to bring back the two American aid workers sick with Ebola from Africa.
US warns against traveling to Ebola-hit areas
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The US 'tortured some folks' - Obama
The US tortured al Qaida detainees captured after the September 11, 2001 attacks, President Obama said.
Obama calls for release of soldier
Ceasefire lasts only three hours
Life & Style
Four of the best places for a great roast dinner
1: The Kingslander Not just for the game day crowds, the Kingslander's carvery buffet (basic $15, gold $45) has turkey…
Auckland: Four of the best baby bike rides
Review: Cassia, Auckland CBD
Out in the suburbs it is difficult to suppress a yawn when it is announced a new Indian restaurant is to open.
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Diana Clement: Good business blows property out of water
Looking for an investment that returns 25-50 per cent a year? Look no further than a business. That's the return you can…
3CommentsDiana Clement: Misleading an insurer can lose your cover
Mary Holm: Labour's tax talk nothing to fear
I was listening to the radio and I heard a Labour MP say that under Labour not only would KiwiSaver be compulsory but a capital gains tax would apply to it.
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Savers warned to check KiwiSaver fees
Rugby
Rugby: Roller Mills tournament change hits opposition
Some people are calling it the death of an iconic rugby tournament. The annual Roller Mills competition, for northern region…
Chiefs fan 'Possum' backs Crusaders
An avid Chiefs supporter is switching his Super Rugby allegiance - but just for one night.
Rugby: Raging ex-Bull with style the Ockers love
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Patrick McKendry: Emotional state could favour Crusaders
If we accept that the Crusaders and Waratahs share the same resolve to win tonight, then the difference between the best…
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Rugby: Bad memories fuel for Tahs
History shows there have been 18 hyped-up yet fruitless campaigns for the Waratahs.
