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Tiger tracking down first tournament win for 2010
Tiger Woods is poised to end a turbulent year on a high note after maintaining a four-shot lead in the third round of the Chevron World Challenge. In pursuit of...
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Trampers lucky to survive crossing flooded river
Rescuers say two trampers who were washed away while trying to cross a flooded river in Arthur's Pass National Park had a miraculous escape.
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Widespread rural disruption from storm
Power cuts and localised flooding have continued to cause widespread disruption in rural communities in the North Island.
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Inquiry begins into stadium's collapse
A civil engineer has been appointed to investigate why Stadium Southland's roof collapsed under the weight of snow. Audio
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Thumbs down for Air NZ alliance with Virgin Blue
Australia's competition watchdog says more than a million passengers a year would be worse off if Air New Zealand and Virgin Blue joined forces. Audio
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'Stupid' attack shuts down windfarm turbines
Vandals have broken into the Tararua windfarm near Palmerston North, putting 31 turbines out of action in an attack Trustpower says could have cost lives. Audio
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Proteas beat West Indies
The South African cricketers have wrapped up the first Test against the West Indies late on the fourth day with a 163-run win in Trinidad. The tourists declared on 206-4 ...
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State-of-the-art recording studio in Dunedin
A new recording studio at Otago University is likely to make Dunedin a music industry hub.
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Power prices should come down soon, says Brownlee
The Minister of Energy and Resources says he doesn't believe that higher than average wholesale electricity prices will continue for long. Audio
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Warning of big battle ahead over Canterbury water
An environmental group opposed to the new regime for water management in Canterbury is warning that anyone looking to capitalise on the changes by trying to take water from protected rivers will have…
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Right to sue upheld for survivor of RSA killings
The sole survivor of the Auckland RSA robbery in which three people were killed has been given the right to sue the Corrections Department for $500,000 in punitive damages. Audio
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Tobacco ban risks black market, MPs told
The country's largest tobacco company says if tobacco is banned in New Zealand it will only help grow an already established black market.
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Canterbury fire controlled
The Fire Service says it has controlled an extensive grassland fire that threatened a pine plantation at McLeans Island, northwest of Christchurch.
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Water too politically hot for council - Irrigation NZ
The national irrigation body says it's been pleasantly surprised at the outcome of a review of Canterbury Regional Council, which suggests that the Government should remove the council's mandate to…
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Smith puts South Africa in charge of third cricket test against England
South Africa captain Graeme Smith scored his 19th test century to put the hosts 330 runs ahead of England and in full control of the third cricket test after the third ...
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Country Life for 25 December 2009
Audio 25 Dec 2009A selection of highlights from 2009 - Some of the world's most fearless kayakers fly through rapids in a Bliss Stick kayak. The boats are made in a woolshed down a lonely road, half an hour's drive… Audio
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Audit NZ to review Waikato DHB computer failure
The Waikato District Health Board is calling in Audit New Zealand to review the recent computer failure in its hospitals.
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England escape with first test draw in Centurion
The England cricket team have escaped with a draw by the barest of margins in the first test against South Africa in Centurion. England went to the tea break on the ...
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Your place - Mangawhai Heads
Audio 17 Dec 2009Welcome to Mangawhai, and Mangawhai heads. Eighty minutes north from the city of sails along state highway one, and a pleasant 10 minute diversion off that road, down a picturesque, sealed, winding… Audio
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More Chinese car brands to be sold in NZ
The introduction of more Chinese vehicles is expected to have a major impact on the New Zealand car market.
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Question time for Thursday 26 November 2009
Audio 26 Nov 2009Thursday, 26 November 2009 Questions to Ministers 1. Dr RUSSEL NORMAN to the Minister for Climate Change Issues: Will the passing yesterday of the Climate Change Response (Moderated Emissions… Audio
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NZers urged to be good sports
An Auckland businessman is launching a crusade to see New Zealanders brush up on their manners in preparation for hosting the 2011 Rugby World Cup.
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Lee well back in Singapore
Rotorua's Danny Lee has shot a second straight one over par 72 at the Singapore Open to lie in a group well down the field. Britain's Ian Poulter leads by ...
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Scottish tourist 'lucky' to survive glacier fall
A Scottish tourist who fell 30 metres down a bluff has been rescued from Franz Josef Glacier. Police say he is lucky to be alive.
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NZ Olympic athlete banned after positive drug test
New Zealand Olympic athlete Liza Hunter-Galvan has been banned from marathon running for two years after testing positive for a banned hormone. Audio