Zuma marries fifth wife, pays sixth dowry
Following the marriage of President Jacob Zuma to his fifth wife, the Independent looks at the arguments for and against polygamy.
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The New Zealand-born Dutch girl who wants to sail solo around the world is now being allowed to go, after all.
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Politics 2009: Key, Goff and the recession
A new PM defied the odds as the Govt struggled to deal with the worst recession in decades, and Labour played catch up politics.
Pop-up bars: Now you see them ...
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Club got the sacking of its manager wrong at every step.
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Many nations fear rising water levels, but the Netherlands already has practical experience.
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That's it then - another year of spouting, pronouncing and sticking the occasional spanner in the works.
<i>Yoke Har Lee:</i> Firm plays NZ drawcard to win drug trials
High standards and lower costs have helped to gain contracts from international pharmaceutical firms.
Flood of drug money kept banks afloat, says UN man
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MacKillop to become Australia's first saint
Mary MacKillop is set to become Australia's first saint after Pope Benedict XVI approved her second miracle.
