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31 Oct 2009 15:38
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All Blacks complete sweep
The All Blacks have completed the Bledisloe Cup sweep with a 32-19 win over Australia in Tokyo.
'Three Rs' plan alarm
An official report reveals one-third of parents had concerns about the new national school standards system before it was launched.
$2b surge in personal tax refunds
The taxman taketh – and increasingly the taxman giveth.
Superbug solution in our hands
New Zealand patients are increasingly being exposed to superbugs in our hospitals. What can be done to prevent it?
Wife disputes hooker bill
A high-profile sportsman's wife threatened $1200-an-hour prostitute and stripper Lisa Lewis with a Disputes Tribunal case to recover thousands of dollars her husband paid her.
All Blacks complete Bledisloe sweep
All Blacks Sivivatu and Woodcock suspended
'Shag' gets All Blacks backs firing
Henry to Deans: It's not personal
Deans tetchy after another loss to All Blacks
$2b surge in personal tax refunds
Kiwis hammer France in Four Nations Cup
Otara homicide investigated
A homicide investigation has been launched after the discovery of the body of an unidentified man in a south Auckland car park early today.
Body found in King Country
Homicide detectives were continuing to investigate the death of a 20-year-old woman in the King Country.
Drink saved crash victim
Search continues for Southland fisherman
Superbug solution in our hands
New Zealand patients are increasingly being exposed to superbugs in our hospitals. What can be done to prevent it?
Halloween at the White House
President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama awaited more than 2000 children at the White House on for a Halloween holiday celebration.
Rapist arrested after bodies found
Police in Cleveland have arrested a convicted rapist after they found as many as six bodies at his house.
Asylum seekers had lived in Indonesia
Vatican to admit married anglican priests
Pirates say fish stocks plundered
Somali pirates who are demanding $US7 million ($NZ9.7 million) in ransom for a British sailing couple said boats from other countries are plundering Somalia's fish-rich waters.
Retailer ups stud stakes
Westbury Stud, the prestigious South Auckland stud farm established by Rich Lister Eric Watson, has been bought by Australian retail magnate Gerald Harvey, founder of the Harvey Norman chain.Green building as good as gold
Do you want to increase your productivity? Begin by improving the physical conditions in which you work.
IRD on a roll with cheats
NZ's hidden money-men
Health bills 'out of control'
RISING HEALTHCARE costs have reached crisis point, pushing families to give up their health insurance and fall back onto the straining state system, says Ian McPherson, chief executive of Southern Cross Medical Care Society.
You won't get away with this ...
Putting your cellphone on speaker and squeezing it into your cleavage may work in California, but it won't help you avoid a ticket here.
Kiwis hammer France
The Kiwis kick-started themselves into gear in the second half to ultimately romp to a 62-12 win over France in their Four Nations rugby league clash this morning.McCaw delights in Bledisloe passion
It got one of the biggest cheers of the night, and All Blacks skipper Richie McCaw reckoned a bit of Bledisloe bash didn't go amiss in last night's historic match at the famous old Olympic stadium.
Henry to Deans: It's not personal
'Shag' gets backs firing
All Blacks complete sweep
The All Blacks have completed the Bledisloe Cup sweep with a 32-19 win over Australia in Tokyo.
Magpie brings lawyer down
"A magpie attacked me, Your Honour." Those were the words Auckland lawyer Peter Winter could well have offered the Auckland District Law Society for his absence at the organisation's annual conference this weekend.
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