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Christchurch quake: Crusaders could be looking for new home
There are genuine fears that the Crusaders will have to find a new home for the remainder of Super Rugby season.
Deadly quake could be sign of more to come
Today's deadly Christchurch earthquake could be a sign of further devastation to come, with one seismologist warning that it had increased the likelihood of a large earthquake hitting Wellington.
Reports car in fatal crash may have been racing
There are unconfirmed reports a car which crashed near Foxton yesterday killing two people may have earlier been racing another vehicle.
Dying sister: I'm sorry
As Louise Reichenbach lay trapped and dying in a crashed car yesterday, she asked friends to tell her younger sister Tammy she was sorry for a fight they had had the previous day and that she "loved her very much".
Dominic Cooper: Man of many faces
Rising star Dominic Cooper plays dumb in new Brit comedy Tamara Drewe - and brutal in Lee Tamahori's film about the son of Saddam Hussein. By Stephen Jewell.
Webstock: Onyas awards announced
New Zealand's web creatives came together at the Wellington Events Centre last night for the posh Onyas awards.
Police hope CCTV images will lead to killer
Police are yet to make any arrests after Matthew Hall, 35, was found stabbed to death in his bed at his Johnsonville home but they hope CCTV images of Mr Hall on the night he was killed might lead to information from the public.
Owner of dive gear found
Police have tracked down the owner of dive gear found floating off Wellington's south coast yesterday.
Webstock: Pirate Bay co-founder addresses conference
nzherald.co.nz Mac blogger Mark Webster rounds up day two of Webstock.
Police seek weapon used in 'ferocious' attack
Police are looking for a large knife with a serrated edge, believed to have been used in the brutal fatal attack on Wellington man Matthew John Hall.
Serepisos faces bankruptcy notices
Wellington property tycoon Terry Serepisos has two weeks to figure out how to pay over $6 million or face bankruptcy.
Slain Wellington man had 'vicious' injuries - cop
The officer heading the investigation into the slaying of a Wellington man says his injuries were some of the most "vicious" he had seen in his 23 years on the force.