Flight security beefed up
Malaysia Airlines asked airports around the world, including Auckland, to beef up security screening for passengers on its flights, a day after Flight 370 disappeared…
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Stolen passport pair's 'Asian features'
Two passengers who used stolen passports to board a Malaysia Airlines plane that went missing with 239 people had "Asian facial features", Malaysia's Home Minister says…
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Early election avoids clashes: PM
Prime Minister John Key has claimed a potential clash with the G20 Summit in Australia is behind his decision to set the election two months earlier than usual.
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Mayor 'toast' if credit rating falls
Len Brown's principal policy adviser James Bews-Hair says the Auckland Mayor will be "political toast" if the council's credit rating is lowered.
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Milk firm has hosted string of Nats
A string of National Party high-flyers have been entertained by the milk exporter at the centre of a conflict of interest row involving Justice Minister Judith Collins…
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Online presence lives on after us
Those seemingly inane selfies on social media will live on beyond death and become a valuable record for future descendants and historians, a visiting American academic…
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Rugby: Troops marshalled for road trip
The reinforcements are ready for the Chiefs and, before an arduous schedule over the next two months, their arrival is not a moment too soon.
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Manning trial: Jurors cautioned on bias
The jury in the Mellory Manning murder trial have been told not to read anything into the fact her accused killer has represented himself in court.
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Women's passion now their careers
Caroline Little isn't scared of earthquakes. She has found herself beset by them for much of her life.
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Waikato struggles with dry conditions
Parts of the Waikato are as dry or drier than during last year's severe drought.
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Students put sex and satire in the city
Architecture students have imagined how Auckland will look sporting a new super-brothel, and Wellington's future if sea levels rise.
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Opinion
Greens' pay push makes little sense
Editorial: The Green Party undoubtedly believes a policy that will mean smaller pay rises for parliamentarians is a surefire winner.
This job's just the ticket
The number of entries in the Herald 's recent travel writing competition served as a reminder to those of us who get to do this for a job that we are pretty fortunate…
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'US ties' behind Oz nuclear stance
New Zealand has been at the forefront of a 16-country push for a ban on nuclear weapons on humanitarian grounds.
PM announces election date
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Bashed cop keen to put attack behind him
A lone Kawhia police constable who was assaulted while arresting a man says he's trying to put the attack in the past.
Missing plane: Families flown to Malaysia
Ask Phoebe: Cars in stop boxes irk cyclist but it's a matter of courtesy
Business
Software to aid NZX probes
Stock market operator the NZX hopes to streamline its handling of insider trading and market manipulation complaints in…
Manufacturers expect revenue rise
The country's small and medium-sized manufacturers have experienced a remarkable turnaround in the past year.
KiwiSaver still a mystery
The majority of New Zealanders do not fully understand KiwiSaver especially when it comes to switching jobs, tax rates and the Government's annual contribution.
Seismic upgrade to finish in May
The $1.26 million seismic upgrade of Diocesan School for Girls' old chapel will be finished around mid-May.
World
Lack of debris points to 'disintegration'
Investigators in Malaysia say the lack of debris from the vanished Kuala Lumpur to Beijing flight could indicate it "disintegrated"…
Questions surround Malaysia Jet
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Pro-Russian mobs hit unity rallies
Vitaly Klitschko, the former boxer turned Ukranian presidential hopeful, has been forced to cancel a rally in the eastern city of Donetsk.
Supreme leader gets everybody's backing
Obama to meet new PM in show of support
Technology
Ten telephone talking points
The first ever telephone call took place 138 years ago today. Marilynn McLachlan takes a look at some memorable telephone…
Apple Watch: Mac Pro video
This is my final piece on the new Mac Pro. Apart from the fact the main Xeon CPU of the 2013 Mac Pro is powerful, one of the most important aspects of the new Pro is…
Tech Universe: Monday 10 March
Better hope the wheelchair you're pushing doesn't slip from your hands as you manoeuvre that steep slope.
California man denies creating Bitcoin
VideoA California man named Dorian Prentice Satoshi Nakamoto denies having anything to do with Bitcoin. He rejected Newsweek's 4,500-word cover story that claims he is Bitcoin's…
Politics
Rising power prices: PM takes aim
Big rises in household power bills are largely because of higher charges from Transpower to recover the cost of recent national…
PM announces election date
VideoPrime Minister John Key has announced that this year's election will take place on September 20.
Election 2014: 'Bring it on'
The Prime Minister's announcement that this year's election will take place on September 20 has been welcomed by Labour, which says it is already in campaign mode.
Tricky mix of money & politics
It seems that many of our politicians are rather 'tricky' when it comes to mixing business, money and politics, writes Bryce Edwards.
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NRL: That losing feeling all too familiar
It's only one game into the new season but it seems all too familiar.
NRL: SBW to miss three games after shoulder charge guilty plea
Sonny Bill Williams will miss the Sydney Roosters' next three NRL games after pleading guilty to a grade two shoulder charge.
Racing: Drivers survive spectacular spill
It was a spectacular spill, but everyone walked away from this crash at a Westport race track.
NRL: Preparation blamed for Tigers' loss
Wests Tigers have refused to blame a pre-game staphylococcus scare for a disappointing round one effort against St George Illawarra.
Rugby
Marshall: Crusaders now too predictable
There is no spontaneity, the players are not reactive, writes Justin Marshall. The Crusaders have their structures and they…
Small Business
Small Business: Lean thinking builds efficiency
Geoff Blackwell is chief executive of Auckland publishers PQ Blackwell and MILK Books, which have a total of 16 staff.
