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History in the making
Looking back at interior design helps inform today's choices, says visiting lecturer Stephen Taylor.
World at their feet
World celebrates 21 years in the fashion business and its ongoing plans to keep breaking barriers.
Rugby: Composure key to Black Ferns' win
New Zealand's fourth straight women's World Cup win this morning was built around composure, veteran Anna Richards said.
Soccer: Rooney cheated on wife, tabloid claims
Wayne Rooney is at the cente of a scandal after claims by a British tabloid that he paid a prostitute for sex.
Cricket: Another England player has Twitter rant
A second England cricketer is facing a possible ban after allegedly blasting the side's national selector on Twitter.
Yachting: Murdoch claims Laser bronze
New Zealand sailor Andrew Murdoch snatched bronze at the Laser world championship off Hayling Island, England, today.
Equestrian: Kiwi makes history at Burghley
Caroline Powell rode a perfect jumping round under pressure to become the first New Zealand woman to win the Burghley Horse Trials title in England overnight.
Rugby: Black Ferns win fourth World Cup
The Black Ferns have this morning secured their fourth successive IRB Women's Rugby World Cup beating England in a physical encounter.
Rugby: Black Ferns skipper relaxed and ready
New Zealand captain Melissa Ruscoe is possibly the most relaxed sounding skipper you'll ever chat to just days out from a World Cup final.
NZ as a republic 'inevitable' - Cullen
Former Deputy PM Michael Cullen has outlined a proposal which would see Parliament elect the Head of State, telling a conference there was "inevitability" about NZ becoming a republic.
Study finds babies' smiles may not be all they seem
If you want to tell whether your baby is in pain, looking at its face may not be enough, researchers have found.
Album Review: Mount Kimbie <i>Crooks & Lovers</i>
Weird and minimal electronic intrigue.
Amy Winehouse invites Pete Doherty to move in
The singer reportedly told Doherty he could stay at her new house in Camden, north London, because he needs a base in the English capital while working.
A tale of two Peters
Two big names in British thriller writing visit New Zealand next week. Craig Sisterson talks to Peter James and Peter Robinson.