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Runaway millionaires still at large after six months
Police are still seeking Chinese help to find Leo Gao and Kara Hurring who skipped the country with millions of of Westpac's money.
Single ticket for public transport closer
A single ticket that can be used on Auckland buses, trains and ferries, and in the long run, around NZ, is a step closer, after NZTA funding approval today.
China forced to examine deep prejudices
A black woman's appearance on a talent show in China has provoked a storm of abuse on the internet and a rare debate on racism in the media.
Fonterra's $3.7m eased departure of 'fall guy'
A Fonterra executive paid $3.7m when he left the dairy giant this year, was said to have been the fall guy for the disastrous investment in China's San Lu milk company.
Flying cars, heated pants: Why can't we buy this stuff?
Jet packs! Motors that run for ever! Centrally heated pants! We've been promised these wonders, and many more, for ages. So what's the hold-up?
Taking business in hand
An Auckland beauty company has created a product which is truly a family affair.
Asian organised crime recruits young students
An Auckland Grammar student alleged to have imported drugs into NZ is part of a growing and alarming trend, police say.
Activist keen to go head to head with protesters
Exiled Chinese Muslim leader Rebiya Kadeer says she wants to "meet with the enemy" during her New Zealand visit.
No trouble borrowing $40b, says English
Bill English is confident New Zealand would have no trouble raising a loan of $40 million.