1"I'm not a terrorist," says Rongomai Bailey - one of the men arrested in police raids last week.
2An asbestos scare has shut down the Contact Energy power station in New Plymouth and worried workers have been sent home.
3Over 700 Southlanders are still without power after a second storm lashing in as many days.
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5Research from Auckland University shows that about one in four women are victims of child sexual abuse before the age of 15.
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7Towering wildfires have burned out of control across Southern California for a third day.
8Parliament has been debating a bill that will make changes to the Terrorism Suppression Act.
9A Saudi medical student studying in Auckland is begging the New Zealand Government to try to save his brother from execution.
10Waatea News: The Latest in Maori News including Maori Party MP Hone Harawira not backing down from attacks on the Government and Police over the recent police anti-terror raids.
11The family of a man hit and killed by a bus in Auckland, say they're angry the company responsible is refusing to apologise.
12Nurses are to be posted at selected police stations to help suspects who may have drug and alcohol problems.
13The Government is dismissing calls for New Zealand to ease off on its climate change obligations for the sake of the economy.
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15Rongomai Bailey - one of the men arrested in recent police anti-terror raids - was released on bail yesterday and says he's relieved to be free.
16Workers at a New Plymouth power station have been sent home or redeployed after the discovery of asbestos at the plant.
17Blazes have forced half a million people to flee in the state of California's largest evacuation.
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19Christchurch Botanic Gardens has done its bit to draw attention to a cause that has many environmentalists worried.
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21Intense diplomacy is under way between Turkey and Iraq to prevent Turkish troops from entering northern Iraq.
22Pro-environmental business groups fear key overseas trading would be severely crippled if New Zealand gives up on the Kyoto Protocol.
23The Prime Minister Helen Clark has made an urgent appeal to a Saudi Arabian Government official to stop a man being executed.
24The latest US space shuttle mission is being headed by a woman - Pamela Melroy.
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26Sea air might be good for your health, unless you happen to be a 130-million dollar stadium on Wellington's waterfront.
27The Australian Government is denying allegations of political interference in the case of former Guatanamo Bay detainee David Hicks.
28Italy has always taken great pride in its recipes and it's cooking- a tradition passed from generation to generation.
29Civil rights groups in America are calling for a nationwide protest against a lack of action in stamping out racially motivated crimes.