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Queen St jukebox killing: Why top author wants murder case re-examined
Writer wants historic murder case put before criminal injustices commission.
Israel Folau loses appeal over one-match ban
Backlash expected after the Wallabies fullback lost a marathon appeal hearing.
Folau banned for one game after Ireland clash
World Rugby panel takes four hours to decide.
NZ's first woman doctor an abortionist
New Zealand's first woman doctor was struck off in Britain.
Royal goes barefoot on the beach
A royal family member has managed to break protocol and enjoy a stroll on the beach.
Watkins White Ferns in Whitewash of Ireland
Allrounder takes a wicket as she was not needed to bat with Amelia Kerr's unbeaten 232
Scary note found in plane toilet
Handwriting samples taken from passengers on United Airlines flight after note found.
Watkin's White Ferns just keep dominating Ireland
Another 400 plus score to wrap up the three ODI series with one game to play.
Cricket: Jessica Watkin gets share of White Ferns world record against Ireland
Great One Day International debut on a memorable day for New Zealand women's cricket
Ireland: Emerald gems
Captain Corey Winder gives the team's picks for the best spots for carnivores.
Have your say: Scrooges stifle wage debate
Your say: Council Scrooges reject living wage; government should spend more; day of shame
Whanganui on tour with Jess
Homegrown cricketer Jess Watkin will promote Whanganui while on tour with the White Ferns
'Culmination of a quiet revolution': Ireland votes to overturn abortion ban
The Irish have swept aside one of the most restrictive abortion bans in the world.
Ireland abortion referendum: exit poll predicts landslide pro-choice victory
An early exit poll of the vote in Ireland indicates a softening of abortion laws.
Irish urged to go home to vote in referendum
Nearly 40,000 Irish citizens have been urged to return home to vote in a referendum.
He was raped by a nun at 12. Aged 76, he finally meets their daughter
A man raped in a Catholic children's home in the 50s has finally met his daughter.
Facebook bans foreign ads to limit interference in Irish abortion referendum
Ireland has become a key battleground in the fight against foreign interference.
Thousands join protests after rugby players cleared of rape
Protesters took to streets in Ireland as #IBelieveHer trended following rape trial verdict
Ireland turn to NZ: 'We're excited to have a crack'
Joe Schmidt recalls the Ranfurly Shield when asked for a comparison to the Grand Slam.
Ireland: Where Jedis, and puffins, rule
Ancient forces created this wild western isle, writes Nick McAvaney.
Fiddly dee: St Paddy's Day festivities underway
Irish migrants and Kiwis alike have painted Ponsonby green for Ireland's national day.
Ireland: Dublin's fair city
Kate Ford discovers everything from bog bodies and bullet holes to beer.
Windswept in Ireland
What Ireland lacks in weather it makes up for in tale tales and ingenious pubs
'Evil' policy robs pensioners of dignity, independence
Three pensioners say their human rights are being breached by pension deductions.
Northern Ireland has become an unexpected hurdle for Brexit
Draft treaty would see Northern Ireland remain in EU customs union. Britain is not amused.
Snowoverreaction: Brits ridicule weather chaos
Warnings of loss of 'life and property' as storm dubbed "Beast from the East" hits.
CBL Corp in voluntary administration
A judge's move to appoint interim liquidators followed application from the Reserve Bank.
All Blacks won't play Springboks in Brazil - NZR
Talks are underway, South African newspaper claims.
Listen: Irish commentator goes nuts over winning drop-goal
Irish commentator Michael Corcoran could hardly contain himself.
Ireland to hold referendum on abortion laws in May
Ireland has announced it will hold a referendum in May on its strict abortion laws.
Jim Anderton's last message: Rebuild trust
Jim Anderton's last political interview reveals that he remained a determined optimist.
Teacher killed family after being caught out at school
Deputy headmaster killed his family after being caught out at work. WARNING: Distressing.