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Marmite is toast in Denmark
Marmite has been banned by the Danish government because the product is fortified with added vitamins.
Greek fears amplify - world shares, euro weaken overnight
Stocks fell in Europe and the US and the euro weakened amid concern Europe's debt-crisis is worsening and America's economic recovery is running out of puff.
Phil O'Reilly: NZ needs to pace itself over climate change negotiations
It's foolish to rush into further commitments on cutting carbon emissions, writes Phil O'Reilly
World equities recover with commodities
Stocks on Wall Street recovered overnight as a rebound in prices of raw materials bolstered commodity producers.
Mutual love of rugby helps Key-Sarkozy talks
Pomp and ceremony joined with a mutual love of rugby in John Key's one-day visit to Paris.
France, Italy push for tighter EU border controls
The leaders of France and Italy have called for an overhaul of the system of passport-free travel across 25 European nations.
Arnie eyes new job as top man in Europe
Arnold Schwarzenegger could have his sights set on a new job as next head of the European Union.
War cemeteries 'safe' from French canal
France yesterday launched the most ambitious engineering project in Western Europe since the Channel tunnel.
No Google honeymoon for Larry Page
As Larry Page's ascension to the chief executive post this week marks a coming of age for him, Google itself is also coming of age in another way.
<i>Nick Smith</i>: The score: Boy racers 1, women 0
Testosterone-fuelled drivers will benefit from bid to erase gender inequality.
<i>Jim Eagles</i>: Time to take a look at the rule book
At Auckland International Airport I watched sympathetically as my young daughter wrestled with the dilemma of how to meet the needs of three young children within the limits of the aviation security rules.
Anglo-French push lifts standing of EU
Sarkozy and Cameron lead drive for UN-backed intervention in Libya as Gaddafi's tanks roll