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Single ticket for public transport closer
A single ticket that can be used on Auckland buses, trains and ferries, and in the long run, around NZ, is a step closer, after NZTA funding approval today.
Kiwi chef named one of world's top culinary talents
NZ chef Anna Hansen's "fusion" style has led to her being rated among "the most significant and exciting culinary talent" working today.
Britain's health service pays millions to gag whistleblowers
NHS whistleblowers are routinely gagged in order to cover up dangerous and even dishonest practices that could attract bad publicity and damage a hospital's reputation.
UK travel tax threat to tourist spending
An increase in British departure taxes could mean visitors have less to spend when they get here, tourism industry experts say.
All Blacks: Delany shapes as Carter's back-up
Dan Carter arriving in Cardiff with a suspect calf, confident he'll be fit to play, but by no means certain. History does love repeating itself.
London: Tuned to swingin' city's classic hits
Graeme Barrow blissfully explores the soundscape of one of the world's premiere musical destinations.
<i>This is It:</i> Jackson's final thriller?
Elizabeth Taylor loves it, and so do the fans - but what do the critics think? Scott Kara reviews Jackson's This Is It.
Michael Jackson fans boycott film
Michael Jackson's fans are boycotting This Is It, the film about his last performance.
Harry Potter dinner party banned in UK
A single mum who planned to host a Harry Potter themed dinner for Halloween in her London home has been threatened with legal action by a major Hollywood studio.
Muse named world's best act
Muse have been named Best Act In The World Today - but were unable to celebrate the accolade.
Robbie's comeback goes awry
Singer Robbie Williams has launched a massive publicity drive after a three years hiatus from music. But has it worked?
Obama hits mark with attack on 'fat cat' bankers
More proof today, as if it were needed, that Barack Obama's administration “gets it”.