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Kidman's juicy interview
Nicole Kidman has spoken about her marriage to Tom Cruise in a juicy new interview.
Hunt for gunman
By MICHAEL FOX - Stuff.co.nz
12:25pm
A manhunt is underway in Wellington after a man pulled a gun on a police officer in Lower Hutt.
Baby murder: Guilty verdict
By CLIO FRANCIS - Stuff.co.nz
A South Auckland man accused of starving, beating and finally killing his 11-week-old daughter has been found guilty of murder.
Hide to PM: I apologise
By TRACY WATKINS - The Dominion Post
ACT leader Rodney Hide has apologised to John Key for unguarded comments criticising the prime minister at a breakfast function.
Unemployment rate jumps
By JAMES WEIR - The Dominion Post
Unemployment has jumped from 6 per cent to 6.5 per cent in the September quarter, a 15-year high.
Jaycee accused 'not properly monitored'
NZ viognier rates among the best
Comic-Con founder Shel Dorf dies age 76
Hone Harawira unrepentent over Paris 'tizz'
Folic acid supplements up asthma risk
Road crash horrifies child safety expert
'Crash victim' turns up at own funeral
Go the bus driversBlog: Three cheers for the courage and fighting spirit of Auckland bus drivers.
Colour your worldThe colour you wear affects your mood, emotions, and how others treat you.
A tenant with pets?Blog: How tough is it to find a landlord who'll let you have a pet?
TV making toddlers aggro?A study has found the more TV kids watch, the more likely they are to behave aggressively.
Zac Guildford's test debut confirmed
Key 'doesn't do anything' - Rodney Hide
Ben Harper's NZ residency 'on hold'
'Crash victim' turns up at own funeral
Sir Don Beaven dead after house fire
Plea over triply precious ring
Sir Don Beaven dead after house fire
IT companies report skilled staff shortages
Folic acid supplements up asthma risk
TV exposure may make toddlers aggressive
Barbra Streisand set for capital show
Metro GlassTech sees hope despite big loss
Aquaculture needs own minister, says report
Jury retires in Worrell trial
The jury in the trial of a man accused of murdering a woman by deliberately driving his car into her vehicle has retired to consider its verdicts today.
Homicide inquiry in Far North
A homicide investigation has been launched after the discovery of a 70-year-old woman's body at a house in the Far North town of Kaitaia.
Fears for missing teenager
Sir Don Beaven dead after house fire
Oldest immigrant dies
New Zealand's oldest immigrant, 104-year-old Eric King-Turner, has died in Nelson.
Chirac faces corruption trial
Former French President Jacques Chirac is to stand trial on embezzlement charges. Jaycee accused 'not properly monitored'
Corrections officials failed to properly supervise parolee Phillip Garrido and missed opportunities to discover the girl he allegedly kidnapped and held in his backyard for 18 years, a new report says.
Major storm heads for Nicaragua
Tonga ferry sailed before repairs done
Alleged killer 'lived among dead'
A murder suspect who lived among at least 10 corpses, has been ordered held without bond, as American investigators begin tearing apart walls inside his house in search of more evidence or bodies.
Recovery is still vulnerable: Bollard
Financial market players will eventually lose money because they don’t appreciate the difference between the New Zealand and Australian economies, according to Reserve Bank governor Alan Bollard.Goodman Property earnings down 10pc
Goodman Property Trust is on the look out for more cash after posting its interim results which show a drop off in earnings.
Lion Nathan profit up 13pc
Changes will improve standards: Power
Aquaculture needs minister
Aquaculture sales could rise more than six-fold if space and flexibility are boosted for marine farms, a government advisory report recommends.
China's Warcraft squabbles
Chinese regulators are fighting over the right to oversee World of Warcraft, in a bizarre battle that has thrust bureaucratic rivalry for control of the internet into the open.Review: Dragon Age: Origins
This outstanding fantasy game is an instant classic.IT salaries remain static
Aussies unleash data flood
Nokia's latest mobiles
Nokia has unveiled five new low-end phone models, aiming to improve its offering in the emerging markets.
Zac Guildford gets test nod
A test debut for Zac Guildford and a promotion for Jason Eaton in ABs team named to meet Wales.Coaches defend All Blacks' aura
If the All Blacks' aura has disappeared, as the Welsh would have us believe, the storyline also threatened to finally go down a similar blind alley today in Cardiff.
Broken Eastwood to stay on
Unchanged lineups for final
McCaw unfazed by chatter
Richie McCaw's been around too long to draw any dramatic conclusions from the chat coming out of the Welsh rugby camp this week.
Hugh Grant 'suicidal' over films
Hugh Grant says most of his films leave him feeling "suicidal".Why did they choose Sparrow?
Joel Madden chose to call his son Sparrow because he wanted to make life hard for him.
Pitt writes off motorbike
Comic-Con founder Shel Dorf dies age 76
Robbie hints at reunion
The much-anticipated pop reunion between Robbie Williams and his former bandmates in Take That appears to be edging closer.
Colour your world
The colour you wear affects your mood, emotions, and how others treat you.NZ viognier rates among the best
One of New Zealand's lesser-known white varieties, viognier, has won the plaudits of a visiting wine judge.
A world of beer
Healing can take time
Veges and fruit, value and vim
Having a tough time getting wee ones; and grown-up kids; to eat fruit and veges? Think fresh and innovative and the job's done.
FAT players get free burgers
Thailand's top football players will feast on free burgers as part of a three-year sponsorship deal with American fast food giant McDonald's worth $1.2 million. Costumed breathalyser's drink-drive charge
A US man dressed as a breathalyser test for Halloween found himself blowing into one after police stopped him for allegedly driving the wrong way without headlights on a one-way street.
'Crash victim' turns up at own funeral
No takers for free building
Vows break with tradition
To have and to hold, and dispose of the cat-food packaging – wedding vows are not what they used to be, say celebrants.
Flight test: Qatar Airways
Leisa Tyler checks out economy class on Qatar Airways to see if it lives up to its claims of five star service.$10m plan to build ice arena in Taupo
A community trust wants to build a multimillion-dollar indoor ice arena in Taupo.
Kiwis now vulnerable in Fiji
Hotels rescue Taipei's dogs
Taipei's dogs are living it up at hotels, complete with VIP suites and pools.
What is the National-led Government's major achievement in its first year?
Key to a good year
Defenceless - Tom Scott
Flimsy lacy things - or not
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