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NZ pair arrested in India may face 10 years in jail
The Kiwi couple were allegedly carrying almost 100 grams of cannabis when arrested.
Politics 2009: Key, Goff and the recession
A new PM defied the odds as the Govt struggled to deal with the worst recession in decades, and Labour played catch up politics.
Flight Centre warned over false adverts, hidden fees
Flight Centre's "Fly for free" promotion breached the Fair Trading Act by offering deals that didn't exist and tickets that weren't available.
Conjoined twins out into a new world
The Royal Children's Hospital in Melbourne yesterday farewelled their two star patients, Trishna and Krishna, as they left five weeks after being surgically separated.
Review: Fashion victims
Cultural sensitivity takes a dive in the reality series Blood, Sweat and T-shirts.
<i>Yoke Har Lee:</i> Firm plays NZ drawcard to win drug trials
High standards and lower costs have helped to gain contracts from international pharmaceutical firms.
India: Goa MP says rape after midnight 'not crime'
Politician's 'contentious' comments spark outrage in the popular holiday destination of Goa.
Sri Lanka: Tsunami victim who came back from the dead
There are a million questions one could ask the woman sitting on a Sri Lankan hospital bed, but for now only one matters: is she Padma Wawlanbokke?
Lock 'em up, then let 'em go - US forces try new strategy
Modelled on how Sunni nationalist groups in Iraq were induced to turn their backs on al Qaeda, the first examples of the new US policy of "reconciling" the Taleban are now being seen.