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Rowing: Another gold for NZ
New Zealand ended the world rowing championships today with a total haul of 10 medals, including three golds.
Ex-principal will fight money laundering, fraud charges
A former high-profile principal says he will defend dozens of charges against him that include money-laundering, false accounting and fraud.
Taupo: Laid back by the lakeside
Wine, food, scenery ... Joelle Thomson samples the more sedate pleasures Taupo offers its visitors.
Police officer injured in pursuit after burglary attack
A man who disturbed burglars was attacked and left with head injuries and an officer injured when he later tried to arrest a suspect.
Rugby: Spotlight on officials as Waikato sneak into final
Canterbury will chase a third straight title while Auckland will ponder the repeat cruelties of the national sport.
'Suspicious' death in Matamata
Police are treating as suspicious the death of a man who collapsed and suffered a head injury last night in Matamata after reports of an altercation.
Te Aroha: Finding our romantic centre
There are quite a few things to love about Te Aroha, writes Rachel Grunwell.
Rugby: Waikato into final after thriller
Waikato scored a converted try with the last play of the match to beat Auckland 38-37.