Fox Glacier ice collapse recovery postponed
Melbourne brothers named
Stuff.co.nz | 10:10AM
LATEST: The recovery of the body of one of two Australian brothers crushed by falling ice on Fox Glacier yesterday has been postponed because it is too dangerous, police say.
Breakthrough in Air NZ crash investigation
By MICHAEL FIELD - Fairfax Media
France's air crash investigation authorities say they have recovered black box data from the Air New Zealand A320 plane that crashed last November.
Unconfirmed sighting of missing woman's car
A pillow found on the side of the road near Ruatapu could hold the clue to the whereabouts of missing Cromwell woman Jessica Roberts.
Tornado rips apart Central Otago pub
The Press
Shocked patrons of a Central Otago pub fled from the bar when a tornado ripped off the roof and dumped it on to nearby power lines, vehicles and farm paddocks yesterday.
Taranaki toddler drowns on dairy farm
A Taranaki toddler drowned on a dairy farm last night.
Bill for moving inmates tops $1m
UN agency halts Gaza work
Death toll tops 700
Reuters
Palestinians are facing even grimmer conditions in the Gaza Strip after a UN aid agency halted work, saying its staff were at risk from Israeli forces.
Rockets from Lebanon hit Israel
Beginning of peace plans for Gaza
UK Muslims warn Gaza crisis could provoke extremism
Hayman's future hangs in the balance
RugbyHeaven | 10:00AM
Carl Hayman says talk of him returning to New Zealand is simply speculation at the moment but admits he may rethink his rugby future if his Newcastle club is relegated from the English Premiership.
Sublime silverware on show at sevens
England rugby star gets three year driving ban
Vettori back at top of world bowling ranks
Pay rises expect to flatten
By ANDREW JANES - The Dominion Post
Private sector workers can expect significantly lower salary increases in 2009, a survey by remuneration consultants Higbee Schaffler shows.
Mortgage rates tipped to fall
Risky jobs in 2009
Dark Knight soars at People's Choice
Reuters
Batman movie The Dark Knight soared away with five People's Choice Awards including favourite movie and on-screen pairing for stars Christian Bale and the late Heath Ledger to kick off Hollywood's annual awards season.
Fashion wrap: Razzle dazzle at People's Choice
Star duo lament Concorde's demise
- Heat rises, tempers flare
- Woman thrown off bridge to 'teach her a lesson'
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- Fox Glacier ice collapse recovery postponed
- Breakthrough in Air NZ crash investigation
- Tornado rips apart Central Otago pub
- Mortgage rates tipped to fall
- Taranaki toddler drowns on dairy farm
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- Unconfirmed sighting of missing woman's car
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Carbs as addictive as ciggies
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Hrbaty handed Heineken wildcard
Two-time champion Dominik Hrbaty has been granted a wildcard into the main draw of the Heineken Open tennis tournament beginning in Auckland on Monday.
The game of fame
MC Hammer and Soulja Boy are getting their own video games, so why not these celebrities too?
Led Zeppelin inspire new U2 album
U2's new album No Line On The Horizon is inspired by Led Zeppelin and the White Stripes, the legendary rock band has revealed.
Grumpy Brits scaring away tourists
Grumpy staff and poor value for money blight British hotels, deterring foreign visitors when the economy needs them most, the UK government's tourism boss said.
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