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Fashion Week: What's on today...
A guide to nzherald.co.nz's coverage on day one of New Zealand Fashion Week 2010.

The art of baking bread (+recipe)
Aucklanders are not only getting their daily bread, they're prepared to pay plenty for it. Julie Harries finds out more.

Carmen police scan drain
Police searching for the body of Auckland mother Carmen Thomas yesterday lowered a high-tech camera into a drainage system on a central Auckland construction site.

Camera lowered in hole in search for Carmen
Police investigating the death of Auckland woman Carmen Thomas today lowered a camera down a hole in a central Auckland construction site, according to a worker on the site.

The midnight hues of Zambesi-land
Megan Anderson visits Zambesi's workroom ahead of Fashion Week and discovers where the magic happens.

Carmen cops question CBD businesses
Police today questioned businesses in downtown Auckland in the hunt for clues to the slaying of Carmen Thomas.

Man admitted murder to 111 operator, court told
A student admitted to a 111 operator that he had fatally stabbed another student, jurors hear.

Brown v Banks for the city of our children's future
Dita De Boni hopes the first Super City mayor will give Aucklanders a reason to abandon their cars.

Backstage pass
With Fashion Week turning 10, Canvas columnist and World co-founder Denise L'Estrange-Corbet meditates on its importance, its problems and recounts a memorable tanty at World's first New Zealand show.

<i>Gorgeous</i>, Mt Eden
Head to Dominion Rd for New York pizzas named after fashion's most lovely ladies.

Glam girls get bum deal
It might be New Zealand's showcase fashion event but overseas models are earning the big dollars.

My Auckland: Remuera
Ashley Campbell meets Remuera couple Sharlene Bravo and David Morello who love the eateries their suburb has on offer.

NZ Fashion Week: Getting the money shot
Follow the money, they say. But after the recession, there's no big money at New Zealand Fashion Week this year.

Film and Television Awards dished out
Paul Henry's expletive-laden acceptance speech was a highlight of the Qantas Film and Television Awards last night.

Film and Television Awards Gala - Live Blog
Results, comment and other rubbish from tonight's Qantas Film and Television Awards Gala.

Manslaughter charge laid, victims named in crash
Two people died when the car they were travelling in crashed after fleeing from police last night in Auckland.

Herald delivery delayed by power cuts
Delivery of the New Zealand Herald newspaper to homes in Auckland has been delayed this morning.

Two die as car flees police
Two people were killed and two others seriously injured in a crash after a police chase in an Auckland suburb last night.

<i>Michele Hewitson Interview:</i> Bradley Fenner
Michele Hewitson speaks to the man at the helm of Auckland's most traditional private school for boys, King's College.