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Police seek knife in deadly stabbing
Police are searching for the knife used to stab father-of-two Aaron Anthony Hadfield in Lower Hutt on Thursday night.Mr Hadfield, 27, was stabbed in the chest after an altercation on Logie St, Stokes Valley, about 9pm.Bystanders... 
© 2012 NZ Herald 2:35pm 

Te Aupouri signs $21m Treaty settlement
Te Aupouri celebrated a $21 million Treaty of Waitangi settlement today, bringing a collective agreement for the Far North a step closer. 
© 2012 Stuff.co.nz 2:35pm 

Van der Vaart lifts Spurs, Everton through
Rafael van der Vaart's speculative long shot just before halftime sent Tottenham Hotspur into the FA Cup fifth round with a fortunate 1-0 win at Watford on Friday. 
© 2012 Stuff.co.nz 2:35pm 

Fiordland schemes set alarm bells ringing
Proposed mega-developments to enhance the journey between two of New Zealand's most popular visitor attractions has opponents warning that life in a precious World Heritage Area and national parks will suffer. read more 
© 2012 Otago Daily Times 2:05pm 

Lapthorne keeps grip on lead
Wet and hilly conditions in the Manawatu weren't enough to stop Australian Darren Lapthorne keeping the leader's jersey after stage three of the Manawatu Cycle Classic tour yesterday. 
© 2012 Stuff.co.nz 1:45pm 

Black Caps hammer Zimbabwe top order
New Zealand's pace attack ripped through Zimbabwe's top order as the first cricket test looked destined for a quick end in Napier. 
© 2012 Stuff.co.nz 1:45pm 

ReRAM and the memory chip contest
The race to make RAM that keeps its memory in a power outage 
© 2012 BBCWorld 1:25pm 

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Pike recovery could take five years
It could take up to five years to recover the remains of the 29 Pike River miners, an expert employed by the families says. read more 
© 2012 Otago Daily Times 1:15pm 

Three injured in Mossburn crash
Three people are injured, one seriously, after a car hit a tourist bus in Mossburn this morning. read more 
© 2012 Otago Daily Times 1:15pm 


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Family violence incident linked to P
Lower Hutt Police have arrested and charged a 26-year-old man wanted in relation to a serious family violence incident last week.Detective Senior Sergeant Scott Cooper, acting officer in charge of the Lower Hutt CIB says a Police... 
© 2012 NZ Herald 2:35pm 

Southland tourist bus tipped on side
A bus carrying 17 passengers was tipped on its side after being hit by a car at an intersection in the Southland town of Mossburn. 
© 2012 Stuff.co.nz 2:35pm 

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Burns victim on comeback trail
Sixteen months ago, Nelson mountainbiker Jamie Nicoll was given a 10 per cent chance of living, after he was badly burnt in an accident while building a mountainbike trail in Chile. 
© 2012 Stuff.co.nz 1:45pm 

P linked to family violence incident
A man arrested in Lower Hutt last night after a serious family violence incident allegedly had methamphetamine in his possession. 
© 2012 Stuff.co.nz 1:45pm 

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Latham one of six new Black Caps
Six uncapped players, including Canterbury teenager Tom Latham, highlight two new-look New Zealand limited overs cricket squads named today to face Zimbabwe. 
© 2012 Stuff.co.nz 1:45pm 

Fines threat for credit messages
Firms face raids and fines of up to £500,000 for sending unsolicited text messages about credit or compensation. 
© 2012 BBCWorld 1:25pm 

Cricket: Black Caps have Zimbabwe on the ropes
New Zealand are in a dominant position in the one-off cricket test against Zimbabwe, having ripped through the tourists' top order to leave them reeling at 20-5 at lunch on the third day.The Black Caps declared at 495-7 once BJ... 
© 2012 NZ Herald 1:25pm 

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