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MARKET CLOSE: NZ shares rise; Metlife jumps on takeover talk
New Zealand shares were led higher by Metlifecare after the retirement village operator said it had attracted a sub-par offer from a credible buyer. The S&P/NZX 50 Index rose 83.25 points, or 0.8 percent, to 10,975.49. Within the index, 27 stock

NZ First Foundation donor: 'I clearly believed I was helping NZ First get in'
A horse stud owner has been revealed as one of the donors to a mysterious foundation linked to NZ First.But he told the Herald he made it clear that the money was meant for the party's election campaign. At least $80,000 of donations...

Frustration over Government welfare inaction
ANALYSIS: On World Children's Day the PM opened a playground on Parliament's lawn, but some say her Govt is failing children.

Man clobbered with coal shovel after cellphone thrown into fire
Her violent act ended the drunken couple's fireside argument as well as their relationship.

Teachers remember Nancy Brunning her lasting impact
Nancy Brunning remembered as an asset both on and off stage by her college teachers.

White Ferns quick Lea Tahuhu out to remain the world's fastest bowler
Back from a freak injury, White Ferns quick bowler Lea Tahuhu continues to make the most of her 'gift'.

Thames business community calls on technology to curb crime
An extra set of eyes could nab would-be offenders targeting Thames' business community.

Woman's violent ex had 'sickening' secret in the attic
With two babies under one, Amy Birch is a busy single mum, trying her hardest to give them a happy life.But behind the smiling selfies with her young children is a terrifying story about the cruel domestic abuse the 20-year-old...

From dog tucker to top dog: economists ask how Northport can be Auckland’s best replacement
A draft report favouring the expansion of Whangarei’s Northport to replace the port on Auckland’s city waterfront is full of “surprising” and “concerning” conclusions, a lot of “padding”, and appears to igno

Former UK consulate worker says he was tortured in China
A former employee of the UK's Hong Kong consulate has told the BBC that he was tortured in China and accused of inciting political unrest in the city.

New traps and lures a 'pivotal step' towards predator-free future
Five new innovative products to help eliminate predators have been unveiled at Zealandia this morning.

New Plymouth council work worth millions to local economy - report
Economist says councils should be spending money, the mayor says councils have a supporting role.

Firefighters tackle shed blaze at Mahana, near Nelson
Firefighters were called to an early morning blaze in an implement shed at Mahana, near Nelson.

NZ temperatures set to soar this weekend as 'shipment of warmth' arrives
A "shipment of warmth" from Australia will take temperatures up to 30C in some places.

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Pressure Emilia Clarke faced to do Game of Thrones' nude scenes common for young actresses
Clarke said it initially made her uncomfortable to strip down on a set in front of the crew and other cast members.

America's Cup: Team New Zealand's strong return to testing
After two weeks in the shed, a tweaked Te Aihe is looking good in crucial development phase.

Jose Mourinho brings passion to task of reviving Tottenham Hotspur
Ousted from his last two jobs for fomenting friction, Jose Mourinho is returning to coaching trying to show he is rejuvenated with the smile back.