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Crowds flock to remember fallen
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Facing jail for $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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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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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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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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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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Nigella visa ruling based on media
NZ immigration officials have been forced to admit celebrity chef Nigella Lawson is eligible for a visa after they could find no evidence that she'd been banned from…
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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…
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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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Police look for link in service station heists
Police are investigating three robberies at Auckland service stations within kilometres of each other inside a week.
Light shed on funding bids
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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.
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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The death of the Prince of Wales' brother-in-law in New York City has been ruled an accident. A spokeswoman for the medical…
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US warns Russia of new sanctions
Warning Russia that new economic sanctions are "teed up", United States President Barack Obama accused Moscow of failing to live up to an agreement last week to ease…
Abbas 'chooses Hamas over peace'
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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…
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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
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Countdown clues sought
The Commerce Commission has begun using its powers to compel people to give up information for its inquiry into alleged…
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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The news that Murray McCully had offered Shane Jones an ambassadorial role covering the Pacific left a few diplomats gasping. Not because of a diplomatic posting being…
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It has been the same problem that has stalled their season but the Chiefs hope a difference in personnel can finally amend…
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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No one should feel at ease, least of all the Blues today, when Israel Folau is primed for action.
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The description of a developing Blues first-five as a player with "X-factor" should probably start alarm bells following the Benji Marshall experiment.
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Boxing: Timing everything in title quest
Timing plays a big part in building a contender. It's not just about timing your punches; there are myriad factors that…
100 best All Blacks - Day 5
NZ Herald senior rugby writer Wynne Gray begins his naming on the 100 Great All Blacks. Day five features five players.
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This weekend's fourth round of the V8 Supercars championship at Pukekohe is the only time it's a New Zealand versus Australia grudge match, and that's more to do with…
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It's become one of the most unlikely rivalries in the NRL. Despite contrasting histories and vastly different levels of achievement, the Storm and the Warriors often…
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What is Twinset and Pearls all about? I launched Twinset and Pearls, which is a personalised estate clearance business…
