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Airport ruling upsets Air NZ

Feltex tipped for fast sale by receivers

Fonterra set to lose EU import monopoly

Taxman muscles up in hunt for rich tax-dodgers

Banks hold borrowers hostage - BNZ

Grey area turns to red for Blue Chip

Billionaire's company axes trees support

Multiplication on a diagonal grid
Blog: It's been a while since we've done any kind of math by hand, so please forgive our ignorance of this exercise being taught in...

Quote of the day: Craig Newmark's no Batman
Blog: Craigslist.org founder Craig Newmark, speaking to a group of law students Friday, downplayed his own role in Internet crime-fighting,...

New luxury super brothel opens in Antwerp
ANTWERP - Tapping his fingers lightly on a biometric keypad, George Vos opens the door to his workplace, ushering his visitors up the stairs into a darkened room of scarlet bedding and golden-embroidered cushions, of multi-coloured...

Richard Loe : Lack of technique, referees make a mess at scrum time
Scrums, or should I say the lack of quality scrummaging, has become a hot issue in the Air New Zealand Cup.But before you even begin to look at the technical aspects of why some teams are really struggling at the set piece, you...

Soccer: Slow recovery frustrates hamstrung Kiwi defender
All White Ryan Nelsen will return to Premiership action by Christmas following successful surgery to cure a niggling hamstring problem.Blackburn Rovers sent Nelsen to Finland for the operation by Professor Sakari Orava, who manager...

Cricket: A new approach to coaching
The coaching structures at New Zealand Cricket are set for a radical overhaul.High performance manager Ric Charlesworth said there was an increasing shift towards "specialisation" and New Zealand Cricket (NZC) was setting up a...

The rescue that failed

Grounds for development

Investors in the dark over ratings

Kiwis tap rich Vietnam vein

I'd have kept the Yellow Sheds - Tindall

Invisible hand to guide 'Counter-Strike' weapons market
Blog: Slashdot today points out that the makers of "Counter-Strike: Source" are bringing laissez-faire economics to their first-person...

A blog dedicated to tiny people
Blog: Small is big in the art world, at least among some circles in the blogosphere. A week ago in this space we highlighted some amazing...

DivX pops in IPO
Digital compression company sees 17 percent increase in share price on opening day.

'Surprises' in the outer solar system
Blog: A few of us geezers still remember the day in 1977 when Voyager 1 began its decades-long mission to Jupiter and Saturn. Today,...

Navigating through the waters of uncertainty
Contact Energy chief executive David Baldwin is comfortable with uncertainty. When he returned in May to New Zealand after 12 years to head the country's largest energy company he was not sure if he would be running a branch office...

Motorsport: NZ team primed to drive away with title
New Zealand will head into the second season of the A1GP in a buoyant mood after good news on and off the track."We are expecting to win the championship," New Zealand team boss Bob McMurray said without hesitation. "We proved...

Soccer: Season in turmoil as clubs dodge bung accusations
The big story in British football this week has not been Wayne Rooney's rotten start to the season, Portsmouth's super start, or even David Beckham's tears after being axed from the national squad. No, the hot-button topic is the...