Search Results
Related tags:
Displaying items 726 - 750 of 806 in total
-
South Africa cruise to early win in first Test against Australia
South Africa cruise to early win in first Test against Australia
Captain Michael Clarke says he was disgusted with Australia's performance in their eight-wicket loss to South Africa in Cape Town and has declared he's not afraid to make changes for...
-
Dean of St Paul's resigns over occupation
Dean of St Paul's resigns over occupation
The dean of St Paul's Cathedral in London has become the second senior cleric to resign since anti-capitalist protesters set up camp at the cathedral two weeks ago.
-
Black Caps win ODI series despite second Taylor century
Black Caps win ODI series despite second Taylor century
The New Zealand cricketers have sealed a 2-0 series win in Zimbabwe after chasing down the home side to win the second one day international by four wickets at Harare.
-
Part 5 - Under the Influence
Pop music and its industry have changed almost beyond recognition, but as Flying Nun celebrates its 21st, international success again beckons. Audio
-
Part 2 - Getting Older
Flying Nun runs as a cooperative, with profits spent on new recordings. Lessons are learned about contracts and initial international forays. Audio
-
More offshore manufacturing considered by retailer
More offshore manufacturing considered by retailer
Retailer Hallenstein Glassons is considering expanding its manufacturing of clothing to India and countries in eastern and central Europe, to help drive down costs.
-
Blue Smoke: Kiwi Rhythm Calls
It’s often said that the early years of New Zealand pop recording were dominated by local artists doing cover versions of overseas hits. In this episode of Blue Smoke, Chris Bourke looks at the… Audio
This audio is not downloadable due to copyright restrictions.
-
Commission not ruling out future milk price inquiry
Commission not ruling out future milk price inquiry
The Commerce Commission's role in investigating the price of milk may not be over yet, despite its announcement there is no basis for a full inquiry. Audio
-
Workers run burning from explosion
Workers run burning from explosion
The owner of a Mount Maunganui timber manufacturing business watched in horror as two of his workers ran towards him on fire after an explosion on Thursday.
-
Noren wins Wales Open
Noren wins Wales Open
The Swedish golfer Alex Noren won the Wales Open by two strokes to claim his second European Tour victory, while New Zealand's Danny Lee carded a top 20 finish. Lee...
-
Fletcher backs move to cut power price spike
Fletcher backs move to cut power price spike
Fletcher Building is backing a move by the electricity regulator to rein in skyrocketing prices which could have cost the firm $900,000 in late March.
-
International Wire Story.
International Wire Story.
CRICKET-IRELAND/ SPO-IE-CRIC-GB-EUROPE-GEN-EZC 04-06 0451 CRICKET-IRELAND/ (INTERVIEW) INTERVIEW-Ireland to fight 'outrageous' ICC World Cup decision By Padraic Halpin DUBLIN, April 5 (Reuters) -…
-
Milk firm's sales down after quake
Milk firm's sales down after quake
A Christchurch milk company estimates the February earthquake has cost it about 10% of its business, as people left the city.
-
Harawira, Maori Party agreement collapsing
Harawira, Maori Party agreement collapsing
An agreement between Te Tai Tokerau MP Hone Harawira and his former party has all but collapsed. Audio
-
Woods set to fall further down the world rankings
Woods set to fall further down the world rankings
Tiger Woods will drop further down the world rankings when the new list is released next week. The world number four Graeme McDowell ensured he will move past third-placed Woods...
-
Watson, Kuchar, Donald, Yang and Kaymer reach last eight
Watson, Kuchar, Donald, Yang and Kaymer reach last eight
Long-hitting American golfer Bubba Watson is the first player to reach the quarter-finals of the World Match Play Championship in Arizona after crushing Australian Geoff Ogilvy 6&4. Soon after…
-
NZ “Beatnik without a uniform” dies in France
Graeme Allwright left New Zealand in 1948 to pursue an acting career in Great Britain. He ended up becoming one of France's most popular folk singers, famous for his translations of songs by musicians… Video, Audio
This audio is not downloadable due to copyright restrictions.
-
High Court hears bid to prosecute Govt agencies
High Court hears bid to prosecute Govt agencies
A lawyer for the District Court says the court was right to turn down the Sensible Sentencing Trust's request for extra time to file prosecutions over the handling of the Graeme Burton case.
-
Tiger tracking down first tournament win for 2010
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...
-
Trampers lucky to survive crossing flooded river
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.
-
Widespread rural disruption from storm
Widespread rural disruption from storm
Power cuts and localised flooding have continued to cause widespread disruption in rural communities in the North Island.
-
Inquiry begins into stadium's collapse
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
-
Thumbs down for Air NZ alliance with Virgin Blue
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
-
'Stupid' attack shuts down windfarm turbines
'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
-
Proteas beat West Indies
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 ...