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Offshore markets up
Wall Street stocks rose for a fifth consecutive day on Friday in their best week since early July. But investors are unlikely to let their guard down.
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Astronauts land safely in Kazakhstan
A Russian Soyuz space capsule with three astronauts on board has landed safely in Kazakhstan, leaving a single three-man crew aboard the International Space Station.
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Offshore markets up
Wall St stocks have risen for a fourth day as coordinated central bank action calmed fears that Europe's financial sector was headed for a credit freeze due to the region's sovereign debt crisis.
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OCR expected to remain on hold
Deteriorating global growth and ongoing market turmoil are likely to stay the Reserve Bank's hand for a while longer when it comes to raising interest rates.
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Offshore markets rally
Wall Street stocks rallied on Wednesday, reversing three days of losses.
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US stocks see-saw downwards
A four-day rally on Wall Street ground to a halt as investors turned cautious on Thursday. A labour market report due on Friday is expected to underscore fears the US economy is headed for another…
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Sport: Pacific Games officially starts in Noumea today
The 14th edition of the Pacific Games officially gets underway in New Caledonia today. Football is the first sport in action, before the opening ceremony this evening at the Numa...
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Polar blast eases but chill lingers
As the bitter weather that has brought disruption to many parts of the country eases, MetService says cool southerly winds will linger until the weekend.
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Polar blast brings more snow throughout country
The polar blast is continuing to bring snow and winds to much of New Zealand and forecasters expect it to last until Thursday. Audio
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Sharemarkets consolidate gains
Global shares have consolidated gains made on Friday after debt fears in the eurozone and the United States caused turmoil last week. Audio
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Top Stories for Tuesday 16 August 2011
Audio 16 Aug 2011Snow continues to disrupt many part of New Zealand, Transport Agency gives update on road closures, Power still out for many in central North Island, No planes flying from Christchurch till at least 9… Audio
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New Hobsonville motorway in use
The first vehicles have crossed the new Hobsonville motorway in Auckland.
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Offshore markets down
Stocks on Wall Street fell for a sixth day on Monday as time runs out for the US Government to pass a deal to raise the federal debt limit and the economy shows further signs of stalling.
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NZ flights delayed by Sydney power cut
New Zealand-bound flights from Sydney international airport were subject to delays because of a power cut on Saturday morning.
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Most roads open, but extreme care needed
Most roads have reopened following heavy snow which blanketed much of New Zealand, but people are warned to take extreme care as night falls and roads refreeze.
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British attorney general defends PM's judgement
Britain's Attorney General is defending the judgement of the Prime Minister in the phone-hacking scandal engulfing the media, police force, and increasingly, the government. Audio
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Air Force plane damaged by lightning strike
An investigation is underway following an emergency landing of a Royal New Zealand Air Force plane after it was damaged by a lightning strike. Audio
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Wall St up, Europe down
Stocks on Wall Street have risen due to a strong labor market and retail sales data that lifted optimism about the economy. However European markets were down.
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Plea to follow Civil Defence advice on tsunami
Regional Civil Defence centres say people should be taking advice about tsunami warnings only from the national advisory centre, rather than other sources. Audio
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Earthquake off Kermadec Islands
A magnitude 7.6 earthquake has occurred off the Kermadec Islands. It was at a depth of 48km. Audio
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Question Time for 5 July 2011
Audio 5 Jul 2011Questions to Ministers 1. CATHERINE DELAHUNTY to the Prime Minister: Does he stand by his statement about equal pay for women: "The law at the moment actually provides quite clearly that it's… Audio
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Air NZ cancels flights due to ash cloud
Air New Zealand has joined the list of airlines that have cancelled flights due to ash cloud from a volcano in Chile.
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More significant quakes hit Canterbury
Powerful earthquakes have again rocked Canterbury, causing injury and damage. Thousands of people face a cold night without power and water.
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Brutal week for markets
Last week was brutal for stock markets in the United States, as investors sold on signs that growth in the world's largest economy was slowing.
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People sick of aftershocks - supermarket owner
Rolleston New World supermarket owner Roy Bridgeman says people are fed up with the continuing disruption from aftershocks. Audio