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IMF: East won't make up for West
The IMF expects global growth to fall next year as the emerging economies which are leading the global recovery are unable to fully compensate for weaker demand in rich countries.
The First Son's amazing year of travels around the world
If the Prime Minister's son isn't New Zealand's luckiest teenager, he could at least be one of the most well-travelled.
Billionaire's big OE never ended
We don't really know much about Owen Glenn the businessman - the sheer scale of his empire and his success as an entrepreneur.
China: Snow and tell
Forget Aspen - China may just be the new off-season ski destination for Kiwis, writes Kerri Jackson.
Wine: Right on trend
New Zealand's wine-drinking habits are not far off international trends.
Fashion conscience
Zero-waste design is a means of creating clothes that minimises fabric disposal. At the forefront of this move is Holly McQuillan. Viva finds out more.
Detainees still on Villawood rooftop
Nine detainees on the roof of Villawood detention centre in Sydney's west have continued their protest overnight.
Chinese dairy bid hits snag
A Chinese bid to buy 20 NZ farms will be rejected or severely restricted after an Overseas Investment Office review, the Herald understands.
Jurors shown knives found near murdered woman
The knives found near the body of a stabbed woman in a suitcase have been handed around a jury in a transparent case.
World shares surge on optimism
World share prices surged overnight, bolstered by solid data from US, China and a good European growth forecast.
Student begins trial for apartment murder
An Auckland woman died after being stabbed in the heart twice before having her body stuffed inside a suitcase, a court heard today.