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League: Tate's tears leave lasting image (+ video)
Despite Benji Marshall's match winning antics it's the images of a crying Brent Tate that may be most remembered after the Four Nations final.
Serepisos woes won't put Phoenix in jeopardy: CEO
The Phoenix CEO has guaranteed the future of the soccer club, despite the IRD seeking $3.58 million from owner Terry Serepisos.
Hockey: Easier road to Olympics for NZ
The New Zealand men's and women's hockey teams' road to the 2012 London Olympics has been smoothened considerably.
Kiwis win Four Nations - what the Aussie media says
The Aussie league media has labelled Benji Marshall the best in the game. Read what else they had to say about the Kiwis' mighty.
Paws up for our best workplace
New Zealand's 'best workplace' is also a pet-friendly place.
Key wades into currency wars
Herald political columnist John Armstrong reports from Apec, where Prime Minister John Key has warned of the possibility of imminent "currency wars" if trade imbalances are not dealt with.
Schoolboy heroes 'simply doing their duty'
Three teenage boys have been praised as heroes for their actions after a serious collision.
<i>Paul Thomas</i>: It was dumb, but let's call off the wowsers
What happened last weekend: an element in the 44,000-strong crowd had too much to drink and acted like goats. This is not without precedent.
<i>John Roughan</i>: Grassroots answer to the yobs
Tougher ground rules and liquor bills will do nothing to fix Kiwis' "pathetic" attitude toward Australia, writes John Roughan.
Second rowing official falls foul of road rules
A foreign rowing official who was caught by police driving over 80 km/h over the speed limit has had the charges dropped.
Herald readership hits new level
Readership of nzherald.co.nz and the Herald newspaper is at its highest level in a generation.
Motorsport: Fee fight threatens Aussie GP
Australian Grand Prix chairman Ron Walker has accused race organisers CAMS of holding the event to ransom.