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Sep 27 - Open: NZ sharemarket springs ahead after Warehouse raid

Sep 27 - Close: High turnover driven by Warehouse raid

Google: focus on search, not content

Retirement village residents to be given more security

Connell would 'take a few people out' if he quit
Banished National MP Brian Connell is threatening to take others down if he quits politics.Mr Connell today told the Ashburton Guardian newspaper that he has two options - keep his head down and hope he is reinstated, or "come...

Country facing a shortage of technology teachers
New Zealand schools are facing a crisis as a lack of new recruits threaten to collapse the technology curriculum, the Post Primary Teachers Association says.PPTA executive member Penney Dunckley told the union's annual conference...

Sep 27 - Close: NZD rides out Cullen comments with minimal damage

Hancock gets clearance to buy 's forestry assets
The Commerce Commission has cleared Hancock Natural Resource Group to buy the forestry assets of Carter Holt Harvey.US-based forestry manager Hancock is one of two potential buyers seeking competition clearance because they already...

Telstraclear targets July for Tauranga network

Woolworths confirmed as Warehouse raider

Bacardi in takeover bid for 42 Below

Police using criminal profiling to find arsonist

Surgeons unable to save shooting victim's eye

Kidman book vows to tell all

Attorney: I'm Anna Nicole's baby's daddy
An attorney representing former Playboy Playmate and reality television star Anna Nicole Smith said Tuesday he is the father of her daughter, born earlier this month in the Bahamas.

Glen Eden shooting victim loses eye
The victim of a double shooting in the west Auckland suburb of Glen Eden yesterday has lost an eye.Surgeons operated on the 30-year-old man but could not save his eye after he was hit in the face by a shotgun blast at his Woodglen...

Mexican president-elect decries violence (AP)

AP - Mexico's president-elect says murder and mayhem fueled by drug smuggling have overwhelmed the governments of the nation's capital and key states across the country.

CallPlus issue put down to marriage

NZ Post 'breaching govt agreement to deliver mail'

Neighbourly dispute ends in shot fired

42 Below founder to be multi-millionaire
Seven years after selling his first bottle of New Zealand-made vodka from his Wellington garage, Geoff Ross is about to become a multi-millionaire.His vodka company, 42 Below, has been sold to Bacardi Ltd for 77c a share, rocketing...

Father to be tried for murdering daughter
A man charged with murdering his baby daughter in Nelson has been committed for trial.After a three-day depositions hearing in Nelson District Court Justices of the Peace Anne Batten and Barry Brown today told Kevin Joseph Charles...

Contact reliquishes sole petroleum exploration permit
Contact Energy today abandoned its interest in its only petroleum permit, in the offshore Taranaki Basin.Contact said the decision did not reflect its plans for its gas supply.A spokesman said the return of the permit followed...

Schools told to prepare for bird flu
A pandemic will strike New Zealand and schools need to be preparing for it now, the Ministry of Education's pandemic planning manager said today.Graeme Marshall told the annual meeting of the New Zealand Education Institute there...

League - Storm: Experience not a problem

No counting on Ferns spot - Lund

SKorea lays out conditions to resume summits with Japan (AFP)

AFP - South Korea will resume summits with Japan if the new administration of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe "squarely addresses" that country's historical legacy, Foreign Minister Ban Ki-Moon said.