1A Auckland Heart Surgeon has been found not guilty on eight charges of supplying Telfast tablets knowing they would be used to make P.

2McDonald has withdrawn its threat to sue workers taking part in industrial action

3A well known Auckland lawyer, Christopher Harder, has been struck off the legal practitioners' roll

4The union representing Air New Zealand cleaners is considering taking action to save over a hundred job losses.

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6Sanitarium has discovered how a packet of "party pills" found its way into a box of cereal.

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8A water shortage in Westport has reached crisis point.

9Travel agents won't become obsolete despite the trend towards online booking for flights

10Day one of the gruelling Coast to Coast has come to a close

11Parliament is considering The Coroners Bill, with media representatives calling for the law governing the coverage of suicide to be relaxed

12Waatea News: The latest in Maori news including National MP Pansy Wong saying Maori and Asians should have a shared day to celebrate their similarities.

13Checkpoint explores a protest over Solid Energy's proposed Cypress mine on the West Coast

14Is the Real Estate boom finally ending? There has been a massive drop in property sales in all markets last month

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16The French Polynesian Government is calling for Paris to face up to its responsibilities over a report into harmful radioactive fallout from nuclear testing.

17There have been further reports of new outbreaks of bird flu in Nigeria

18The Mexican Government has backed down on plans to hand out maps of the riskiest route to enter the United States, where many illegal immigrants have died.

19Forest and Bird is fighting plans to allow eco-tours on Stephens Island in the Marlborough Sounds

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21Treated sewage from the Hutt Valley is being discharged into Wellington Harbour

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23Focus on Politics looks at the debate that's raging over the cartoons depicting the prophet Mohammed

24Waatea News: The latest in Maori news including The Green Party Education spokesperson reminding parents that school fees are paid on a voluntary basis.

25A twelve hundred year old coin said to be the earliest pure gold English penny ever found has been purchased at auction.

26New evidence backs up claims that temperatures in the Northern Hemisphere during the latter half of the 20th Century were the warmest in a thousand years.