Corinth: Tyrant's city still a treasure
Corinth's ruthless ancient ruler would be satisfied with his domain's progress, muses Jim Eagles.
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Crete: A battlefield pilgrimage
Jim Eagles visits Crete on the 70th anniversary of the famous battle in which his father fought, and finds its links with NZ are still strong.
Joe Beaglehole: Let the people decide on economy
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Greece: Pure notes of healing sanctuary
The theatre acoustics are fit for the gods at the birthplace of Apollo's son, writes Jim Eagles.
Bruce Wills: Fewer taxes would help grow the economy for all Kiwis
Labour's proposals will make things a lot worse for exporters, writes Bruce Wills.
Travel book: <i>Marathon</i>
Not a travel book as such but just the sort of book I like taking with me when I'm travelling somewhere ... in this case to Greece.
Fran O'Sullivan: It's time for more gravitas from Key
We need to hear what really matters from the Prime Minister.
Mark Lister: Debt-reduction plans only delay inevitable
Investors need to be wary of risks posed by overseas economies.
Editorial: Govt rightly red-faced over vet treatment
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World shares stay firm on Greece optimism
The tone on Wall Street and Europe's equity markets remained positive overnight amid optimism the EU is making progress in its efforts to avert a Greek default.
It's a girl - another baby for Kylie Bax
Kiwi model Kylie Bax is expecting her third child after suffering a devastating miscarriage last year.