1Reserve Bank Rules Out Early Interest Rate Cut National Party leader John Key today increased the pressure on the Bank saying it should cut rates sooner rather than later.
2A hard-hitting review into maternity services in Wellington is calling for major changes nationwide.
3It's the end of a golden era for the Olympic rowing champions Georgina and Caroline Evers-Swindell.
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5Fiji's Military Coup Legitimised Our correspondent in Suva, Vijay Narayan, comments.
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7A Grey Power member in Kapiti was nearly thrown out of a meeting with Mr Peters today for persistently challenging his views.
8Labour is promising to ensure that workers who are laid off receive compensation from their employers.
9In the past six years, only 6 per cent of claims have been resolved by the Government's Weathertight Homes Resolution Service.
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11The jury in the high court trial of Liam Reid has heard he tried to get on a boat to Australia, two days after Emma Agnew was murdered.
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13A senior economist at Goldman Sachs JB Were, Shamubeel Eaqub is highly critical of the Reserve Banks current strategy.
14Maternity Services Review (Part 2) With Dr Pat Touhy, the chief advisor of child health at the Ministry of Health.
15There's anger that the Auckland City Council has given initial approval to spending more than 30-million dollars on the 2011 Rugby World Cup.
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17The local defence industry's renewing calls for a free trade agreement with the United States.
18Redback spiders look set to invade much of the country as climate change creates perfect environments for the poisonous insects.
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20Russian Army Has Left Georgian Territory The BBC's James Rogers was in the buffer zone near South Ossetia today observing the pullout.
21More than 40 airline operators have vowed to fight the Department of Conservation's plan to limit aircraft numbers into Milford Sound.
22US Presidency Verbal Attacks The attacks are becoming more personal in the Barack Obama versus John McCain race for presidency.
23Waatea News. National plan to disallow parole for repeat offenders has been critisized.
24Young New Zealanders and those on middle incomes are already being warned to curb their Christmas spending.
25A Hawke's Bay golf course has been judged the best in the world.
26The Shear Blacks took out four of the six titles at the World Championships - including the Golden Shears.
27The Wellington City Council's admitting the new tsunami and civil defence warning system needs improvements.