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Haiti charity single tops charts
The charity single for the Haiti earthquake victims has soared to the top of the British singles chart.
Haitian judge poised to release kidnap accused missionaries
Ten missionaries facing trial for trying to take a busload of children out of Haiti could be released from jail.
Haiti survivor's story under scrutiny
A rice seller may have lived under the rubble of a flea market for 27 days with little more than water.
Angelina Jolie visits quake-hit Haiti
Actress and UN goodwill ambassador Angelina Jolie has arrived in Haiti to meet with earthquake victims.
NZ mother just wants daughter's body home
An emotional memorial service has been held in the US for a NZ woman's husband and daughters killed in the Haitian earthquake.
Haiti and its brave new souls
Even before the earthquake struck, Haiti had the highest rate of maternal and infant death, as well as the deaths of children under the age of five, of any country in the Western Hemisphere.
'Use a condom', ex-NBA player tells Haitians
An ex-NBA star savages efforts to rebuild Haiti, blaming citizens for not doing more to protect themselves from disaster.
Hope for Haiti telethon raises millions
George Clooney's Hope for Haiti Now telethon has raised US$57 million (NZ$79 million) so far.
Haiti: Miracle rescue
A shop assistant was rescued in good condition despite surviving 11 days since the earthquake crumbled Haiti's capital.
Haiti: Aid agencies 'look after own interests', says report
A row has broken out between aid organisations in Haiti and The Lancet medical journal which claimed they look after their own interests rather than those of the people they claim to help.
Clooney's see-through underwear fears
George Clooney claims curious airline staff will target him with new airport scanners which can see through clothing.
All-star <i>We Are The World</i> remake planned
Lionel Richie and Quincy Jones are planning a 25th anniversary re-recording of charity single We Are The World.
Quake widow plans memorial for husband
The NZ woman whose husband died in the Haitian quake hopes to start a foundation in his name focusing on youth, sports and education in Haiti.
War correspondent Mike McRoberts and the battle of social journalism
TV3 correspondent Mike McRoberts wades in to his own battle about a reporter's role in a disaster zone.
Black Hawks bring relief from above for desperate Haitans
American Black Hawk helicopters swooped down onto the grounds of the ruined presidential palace in Port-au-Prince yesterday to disgorge combat troops and humanitarian supplies.
NZ open to sending police to Haiti - PM
New Zealand would be open to sending police to help in Haiti if asked to, Prime Minister John Key says. UN chief Ban Ki-moon has requested 3500 extra troops and police.