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Cyclone Tomas brings winds up to 270km/h to Fiji
Fiji police say villagers have reported houses being blown away as Cyclone Tomas moves slowly over Fiji's northern island of Vanua Levu. It has already claimed one life. Audio
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New quake hits Chile as president sworn in
A series of aftershocks has hit Chile as the country's new president Sebastian Pinera was sworn in.
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1.9 metre wave reached Lyttelton during tsunami
Further analysis of last Sunday's tsunami in New Zealand shows waves of 1.9 metres reached the port of Lyttelton. Gisborne had the second highest, at 1.7 metres.
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Chile stuggles to contain looting after quake
A curfew in Chile's second city, Concepcion, has been extended as troops struggle to contain looting and restore order after a powerful earthquake.
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Emergency measures for quake-hit Chile
The president of Chile has announced emergency measures to deal with the destruction caused by a devastating 8.8 magnitude earthquake.
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Red Checkers squad grounded again
The New Zealand Air Force's elite Red Checkers flying squad has been grounded again following another safety incident during a training session. Audio
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Wall Street up at close on Friday
News that the US economy grew by more than expected in the fourth quarter helped Wall Street shares to close a little higher on Friday. However, lower housing sales and a large loss posted AIG…
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State of catastrophe declared in Chile
An earthquake with a magnitude of 8.8 struck near the city of Concepcion, Chile, early on Saturday. A state of catastrophe has been declared.
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Stocks jump on low US rates
Stocks in the United States jumped more than 1% in early trading on Wednesday after Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke told Congress that interest rates will remain at record lows for an extended…
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Markets up
Stocks in the United States fluctuated on Thursday, but are currently up. European markets were also up.
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Markets up on company profits
Stocks in Europe and on Wall Street are up on Tuesday, lifted by a number of strong corporate results. Both Kraft Foods - the new owner of Cadbury - and drugs firm Merck reported a rise in quarterly…
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US stocks rise on debt deal for Greece
US stocks advanced on Thursday after news of an agreement by the European Union to help Greece end its debt crisis, which is expected to foster stability in the region.
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US markets dip
US investors became unsettled after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke outlined plans for dismantling the bank's economic support measures and indicated that interest rates may soon start rising.
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Golf Open leader playingto the fans
SAT. AM (CHECK SCORING DETAILS IN THE MORNING). The 24 year Robert Gates from Florida is in unfamiliar territory as the halfway leader at the New Zealand Open golf championship, his ...
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Wall Street rises
Stocks on Wall Street edged up on Monday as investors believe Ben Bernanke will be reconfirmed as chairman of the US Federal Reserve.
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Link between Waipukurau arson, robbery investigated
Police are not ruling out a possible connection between an arson and an aggravated robbery in the central Hawke's Bay town of Waipukurau.
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Monday market
The NZX 50 opens at 3190 on Monday after falling 35 points, or 1%, on Friday.
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US sending more troops to Haiti
The United States is sending an extra 4,000 troops to Haiti to help in the relief effort after last week's magnitude 7.0 earthquake.
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Stocks and dollar rise
Stocks and the US dollar rose on Tuesday on evidence that economies around the world are improving. Housing is gaining strength in the Unuited States.
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Climate protesters invade stock exchange
Protesters angry at inaction on climate change gained access to a private area of the stock exchange building on Wellington's waterfront on Monday morning. They left when asked to go.
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Sell-off on world markets
There's been a large sell-off of stocks in the United States after Greece received another credit downgrade and a forecast from FedEx fell short of expectations.
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North Shore mayor sends 'aggressive' texts to PM
North Shore mayor Andrew Williams has been criticised for sending what have been described as "aggressive" and "obnoxious" late-night text messages to senior political figures.
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US stocks flat
Stocks are flat on Wall Street where investors are concerned about companies and nations being able to meet their debt commitments.
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Two women at top for first time in Australia
For the first time in Australian politics women have taken the top two leadership positions in a government. Kristina Keneally and Carmel Tebbutt now head the New South Wales state government.
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Court staff continue industrial action
Court staff are taking rolling strike action on Monday, aiming for maximum disruption and leaving some courts without front-line workers.