'We cannot imagine the suffering'
Thousands of New Zealanders and Australians have gathered at Gallipoli to pay tribute to the men who went through 'suffering…
Anzac Day 2014: We will remember them
Death at dawn service
One person died at today's dawn Anzac service in Wanganui.
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Doctor stops street attack
Whangarei GP Shane Reti wants his community to unite to stop violence after he helped stop a violent assault on a boy while filming a video. 3Comments
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Live blog: Blues v Waratahs
Join us here for today's live blog of the Super Rugby showdown between the Blues and the Waratahs from Eden Park in Auckland.
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Gambler faces jail after '$125 win'
An Auckland man who says he won $125 on card tables at SkyCity is now before the courts accused of cheating.
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Hewitt's fiance suffers heart attack
French triathlete Laurent Vidal, fiance of Kiwi competitor Andrea Hewitt, is in hospital after suffering a heart attack during training.
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MH370: Families' briefing turns hostile
A meeting between relatives of those lost on MH370 and Malaysia Airlines officials descended into chaos last night, with police needing to separate both sides.
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Bank boss: Stop talking about bonuses
Barclays has been accused of trying to silence criticism of its bonus culture after a director slapped down a shareholder for speaking out over its pay practices.
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Revealed: Shane Jones' secret fear
Shane Jones' partner, Dot Pumipi, has detailed what the soon-to-be ex-MP's greatest fear was in making the decision to quit politics.
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Royals' surprise Anzac appearance
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge made an unexpected appearance at the national dawn service outside the Australian War Memorial in Canberra.
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Putin to Russians: Don't use Google
Russian President Vladimir Putin has called the internet a "CIA project" and has warned Russians against making Google searches.
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Courier loses treasured war medals
The daughter of a World War I veteran is distraught after her father's medals were lost by a courier company.
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Jackson renames final Hobbit movie
The final instalment of The Hobbit movie trilogy has been renamed after director Sir Peter Jackson had a look at the final cut.
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Rates rise, but this time we're ready
Homeowners are bracing for another rise in mortgage interest rates but experts say most are prepared with better spending habits and contingency plans.
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Clues sought for Countdown inquiry
The Commerce Commission is using its powers to compel people to give up information for its inquiry into alleged blackmail and extortion by supermarket giant Countdown…
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Opinion
Speak up for our historic high-rise
In 1966, the shiny new 18-storey, glass-clad Auckland City administration building might not have been the world's tallest skyscraper, but it was the highest in NZ…
61CommentsPeter Bromhead: Grumpy Old Men
I was slightly puzzled recently when I received an invitation to contribute to a second edition of a title called Grumpy Old Men, writes Peter Bromhead.
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Anzac day brings communities together
With his dad's medals proudly pinned to his chest, Julian Price waits to join the parade. Townsfolk are still spilling out…
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MP on a mission to replace Jones
Kelvin Davis wants to be the man who stands up in Parliament against domestic violence when he becomes an MP again next month.
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Formula exporters face hit
Infant formula companies are shocked after learning the details of new regulations they will face from next month when selling…
Governor flags dollar in thinking on rate rises
How fast and how far interest rates rise will depend in part on the exchange rate, says the Reserve Bank.
Andy Jack: How to choose an airfare
When it comes to choosing an airfare or even a preferred airline, business travellers and travel managers should take into account everything from flight times and stopovers…
TVNZ to track 'risky' news
John Drinnan writes in his media column that NZ's biggest newsroom has taken the unusual step of setting up a register to formally identify 'risks' in its coverage.
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Italian mayor: Fine the charitable
Homeless people living in the centre of Verona are to be cleared out like pigeons after the city's right-wing mayor announced…
Upset at tough tax? Have a creme egg
A Welsh Housing Association is under fire for offering residents a "free creme egg" to make up for the financial hardship they experienced under a tough UK tax law.
Camilla's brother's death ruled an accident
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Apple gives cash to owners
Apple is doling out more of its cash to shareholders and preparing to split its stock for the first time in nine years in…
Shake-up at Zynga as sales slide
Online game-maker Zynga's founder and former chief executive Mark Pincus is stepping down as chief product officer as the company's sales slide.
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Here are privacy settings and ideas to make sure that you are aware of what information you are sharing.
Apple Watch: Green leaf investment
I'm a big fan of recycling. I bicycled a route for exercise a few years back and I've recycled it four or five times a week ever since. Ha ha. But seriously, it annoys…
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Housing NZ cash cow for Govt: Labour
Housing New Zealand considered using an insurance payout for Christchurch earthquake damage to meet an unexpected demand…
Light shed on funding bids
Pacific broadcaster Fa'amatuainu Tino Pereira was the sole non-bureaucrat on a panel that evaluated bids in a controversial tender that axed most of the Problem Gambling…
Second ACC waiver form unlawful, lawyer says
The privacy waiver form used by ACC for 1.7 million claims a year is unlawful, a lawyer says.
Parting shot undignified way to exit, says Turei
Green Party co-leader Metiria Turei has shot back at departing Labour MP Shane Jones, saying his personal attacks show he does not have control over his emotions.
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Sevens: Crusaders' Whitelock to debut
Crusaders utility back Adam Whitelock is the surprise addition to the New Zealand Sevens squad for the World Series tournaments…
Chalkboard: Beware of Michael Hooper
Michael Hooper. Those are two words that should have come up plenty of times during John Kirwan's strategy sessions ahead of this evening's clash against the Waratahs. He's…
Rugby: Chiefs back reshuffle to fix woes in lineout
It has been the same problem that has stalled their season but the Chiefs hope a difference in personnel can finally amend their lineout troubles.
Wynne Gray: Kirwan has passion - something Blues need
My admiration for John Kirwan remains. His rise from butcher boy to All Black demigod was the stuff of legend, as were his battles with depression and his public campaigns…
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NRL: Warriors should expect the unexpected
One thing is guaranteed when the Warriors meet the Storm - expect the unexpected. Despite often being at opposite ends of…
Rugby: Weapon of mass rugby destruction
No one should feel at ease, least of all the Blues today, when Israel Folau is primed for action.
Netball: Steel fall to slick Swifts
It is time to officially rule a line through the Steel's transtasman league play-off hopes after the southern side were out-muscled and out-thought by the NSW Swifts
Sumo says: History lessons ... study carefully
Face it, people: there is no escaping history today. Even that opening sentence is now in the past and you're still in the same paragraph. So, really history is always…
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Success: New owner revives food brand
Receivership hasn't been the end for ready-meal maker Pitango, thanks to Australian investor
