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Australia beckons Pike River miners
Up to 50 redundant Pike River Coal mine employees could soon be crossing the Tasman to take up lucrative positions in Australian pits.
Commodities slide on world markets overnight
Commodities slid, taking stocks on Wall St. lower overnight, amid concern that rising food and raw materials prices would cut into corporate profits.
NZ: Land of unhealthy homes
Three out of four New Zealand homes are failing to meet new energy-efficiency standards.
Power restored to Wairarapa homes
Electricity has been restored to the 5500 Wairarapa households that suffered power cuts after strong winds snapped power poles yesterday.
Todd to build $100m power station in Taranaki
Todd Energy is to build a $100m gas-fired power station near Waitara in Taranaki.
Power restored to Napier
Power has been restored to Napier after a felled tree shortcircuited a cable supplying electricity to more than 21,000 people.
Man dies in Otago power cut
The death of a man whose breathing apparatus stopped during a power cut has been referred to a coroner.
Industry using less energy than first forecast
Statistics New Zealand has revised down by a fifth the amount of energy used in the industrial and trade sectors.
Calls for opencast mine at Pike River
Grey District Mayor Tony Kokshoorn is calling for Pike River to be made into an opencast coal mine, amid efforts to keep the 114 skilled miners made redundant today on the West Coast.
Pike River helpers may never be paid back - Mayor
Many suppliers may never be paid back for giving to the recovery operation at Pike River Coal mine, the Grey District Mayor says.
114 Pike River miners to lose jobs immediately
Receivers for Pike River Coal are making 114 of its employees redundant immediately.
Pike families ask Govt to fund recovery operation
The families of the 29 workers who died in the Pike River mine are calling on the Govt to fund the recovery operation.