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Golf - Europe charge to emphatic victory
STRAFFAN, Ireland - Europe retained the Ryder Cup in emphatic style this morning (NZ time) with a dominating singles performance that won the trophy for the third successive time.Swedish rookie Henrik Stenson had the honour of... 
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-Idol judge Megan throws a sickieNZ Located
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Officer injured trying to close down party
A police officer is recovering in hospital after being hit on the head with a bottle while trying to close down one of several rowdy parties in West Auckland overnight.The officer was attacked as police dealt with a party in Green... 
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-'I was a spy for the Brethren'NZ Located
-Peters focuses on Middle East, Pacific in UN speechNZ Located
-Hodgson calls for Brash to resignNZ Located
-The 'black box' under your bonnetNZ Located
-How to build your own $1m gardenNZ Located
-Vasectomy doctor fined and banned over botched opsNZ Located
-Mystery shoppers' conversation prompts police pleaNZ Located
-Fashion trouble for TV stars in TongaNZ Located
-League - Civoniceva in doubt for finalNZ Located
-Top jockey in the clearNZ Located
-Tasman clout NorthlandNZ Located
-Eden Park still a graveyard for OtagoNZ Located

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-Lampard double puts Chelsea topNZ Located

Palestinians brace for a bleak Ramadan (AP)

A Palestinian prays, while waiting to break the daily fast, on the first day of the Muslim holy fasting month of Ramadan in a mosque in the West Bank town of Nablus, Saturday, Sept. 23, 2006. Muslims throughout the world are celebrating the holy fasting month of Ramadan, the holiest month in Islamic calendar, refraining from eating, drinking, smoking and sex from dawn to dusk.  (AP Photo/Majdi Mohammed)AP - Gaza's children used to light colorful lanterns to mark Ramadan, the Islamic holy month of fasting. But this year, many parents can't afford those small $1 toys as the coastal strip sinks deeper into poverty amid an aid cutoff to punish the Hamas-led government.


 

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Man who sparked Davis row fronts up
The man whose actions pushed rumours about the Prime Minister's husband into the public domain has outed himself.Pictures of Peter Davis in an embrace with another man, and the innuendo attached to them, sparked one of the most... 
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-School suffers damage in arson attackNZ Located
-Man in serious condition following brawl in AucklandNZ Located
-Doctor who performed failed vasectomies censuredNZ Located
-One man dead, one critical following head-on crashNZ Located
-Job strife at sport funding agency SparcNZ Located
-Iraena called 111 and was mockedNZ Located
-Mourners say last goodbye to Sir HughNZ Located
-Catwalk dream dogged by feesNZ Located
-Witnesses back TV3 presenterNZ Located
-Ex-All Black in under-12 outburstNZ Located
-Landis charged with doping offence by USADANZ Located
-Waikato overwhelm WellingtonNZ Located
-Job strife at SparcNZ Located
-Hadlee patriarch gravely illNZ Located
-Pownceby poised to join pro ranksNZ Located
-Don't forget me - raging RobboNZ Located
-Argentina reach Davis Cup finalNZ Located

Coal-rich Zimbabwe faces acute shortages (AP)

Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe addresses the 61st session of the United Nations General Assembly at U.N. headquarters, Wednesday, Sept. 20, 2006. (AP Photo/Ed Betz)AP - Drastic coal shortages despite massive natural deposits have had a ripple effect throughout Zimbabwe's economy and ruined a deal to renovate the country's biggest steelworks, the government has acknowledged.


 

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