'Mr Invincible' sentenced after record-breaking fraud

The scale of the fraud makes Stephen Versalko's case the largest single employment theft in New Zealand history. More

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Teen jailed for mother of three's manslaughter

A 19-year-old has been sentenced to two years jail for the manslaughter of a mother of three who was burned to death in her south Auckland home. More

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The Serious Fraud Office says it has launched an investigation into failed finance company Capital+Merchant Finance, after… More

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The acquittal of three protesters vandalising the Waihopai spy base using a "greater good" defense has sparked reaction around the blogosphere. More

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The NZ Maori rugby team will celebrate its centenary this year with matches against Six Nations heavyweights Ireland and England. More

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Updated New Zealand's dairy farms are getting dirtier - not cleaner, according to new research released today. More


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Roger Douglas' bill to restore the Youth Rates pay system will not be supported by the National Party. Photo / Richard Robinson CTU wecomes National youth rates decision

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Sex.com could be worth millions, but not the $19.6m it last sold for. Photo / Getty Images Sex.com under the hammer - but can sex still sell?

Potential bidders in the sex.com domain auction won't be allowed in the room without a certified cheque for US$1 million. More

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There are two recognised writers at the heart of this work, both well known for their gift of the gab and mining rich veins… More

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NZ Arts Festival: Thrill of a premiere shouldn't be underestimated

The risk is part of the itching in the oyster shell that makes the pearl. It's an essential part of what makes the performing arts so exciting.

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Auckland's Nightsong Productions and Theatre Stampede have premiered in Wellington a joyous, theatrical tour de force.

Many lines companies support the legislation, with reservations. Others believe it doesn't go far enough. Photo / Brett Phibbs Power watchdog doubts bill's worth

The Government's proposals to rein in steep electricity price rises for domestic consumers won't work and may… More

Over 100 drivers whose Toyotas have been repaired as part of the company's global recall claim that the problem is not fixed. Photo / AP Complaints flood in over 'fixed' Toyotas Video

WASHINGTON - Complaints of sudden acceleration in Toyotas repaired under recalls have nearly doubled in the past… More

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At least five El Centro employees are considering grievance claims. Photo / Natalie Slade Gay worker wins $15k for sexual harassment

A former Sydney brothel owner turned restaurateur is believed to have fled NZ owing thousands, including a court-ordered $15,000 for sexually harassing a staff member. More

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