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Scientists identify brain's region for introspection
Researchers found people who were more introspective tended to have larger volumes of nerve tissue in an area of the prefrontal cortex.
Cycling: Henderson in the mix again
Kiwi cyclist Greg Henderson has turned in another good performance in the UK.
The price of love: Two of your closest friends
Falling in love comes at a cost that does not include flowers or bar bills, a new study has found.
NZ athlete slain in street
A man has been arrested for the murder of a NZ athlete, stabbed to death in Hungary after the Triathlon World Championships.
Sarkozy accused of Watergate-style tricks to muzzle press
President Nicolas Sarkozy was accused by France's most prestigious newspaper of illegally using the counter-intelligence service to muzzle the press.
Motorsport: We don't want Lewis to change, insists McLaren
McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh has made it clear that he does not want Hamilton to curb his aggressive style despite the high cost of it on Sunday.
World shares surge on optimism
World share prices surged overnight, bolstered by solid data from US, China and a good European growth forecast.
Motorsport: Hamilton apologises for overtaking disaster
Lewis Hamilton admitted that his calamitous decision to try to overtake Felipe Massa at Monza may well end up costing him the world title.
Europe: Hidden gems
Conquering five cities in three countries over six days with nary a sword, stallion nor aircraft in sight can take it out of a girl.
All Blacks: Cruden struggles in first start
Much has been gushed about the rise of Aaron Cruden into the All Blacks ranks as the heir apparent to first five-eighths Dan Carter.
Profile: Thierry Martin
French jeweller Thierry Martin has just been appointed head designer at leading Australian jewellers Fairfax & Roberts. On the eve of his trip to New Zealand he talks about his life-long affair with creating beautiful jewellery.