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as of 05.07.2009 02:00

• An unintended catwalk cameo at Berlin Fashion Week
• Hangi New Year (+recipes)
• Best cellar
• Can daily sex help fertility? Conceivably
• Te Anau Holiday Park country's best - AA
• More bureaucracy at Berlin Fashion Week
• Disciplining dad
• $1500 restaurant bill leaves bad taste in tourists' mouths
• Celebrity chef-maker
• Extra big bundle of joy
• Noelle McCarthy: Digital declarations come back to bite
• The Dish: Taste adventure
• Costume ball
• Berlin Fashion Week: Zee Germans love zee rules
• Back to basics
• Retail Therapy : Let's get psychedelic
• From the toilet roll to the catwalk
• Rocco , Ponsonby
• Creating bathroom bliss
• Kiwi tech company takes golf to the world's gyms

• North Korea fires two more missiles - report
• Sarah Palin resigns as governor of Alaska
• Honduras rejects appeal to restore president
• US nuns on the run from Vatican inquiry
• Six dead after fire rips through London high-rise
• Spain: Fishing stories net spy chief
• Putin living in the past: Obama on eve of visit
• FBI interviews tell of Saddam's time on the run
• Picture of chaos painted at Guantanamo
• 'Old people' come home after a century abroad
• Jackson death: A week on and still more questions
• Bhopal's long fight for justice
• Jordan's King names son successor
• Anti-immigrant law legalises vigilante patrols by citizens
• Optimism for the paper book
• Soldier captured by rebels as US launches Afghan offensive
• Dancing in the streets after gay sex declared legal in India
• Years of prosperity bypassed Aborigines, says report
• Teen gets life for homeless killing
• Child killed, four wounded in Gaza blast

• Fonterra to appeal latest commission ruling
• BNZ sells $415m of bonds
• Ogden on Warehouse board
• Cars up on May figures
• House prices: The good news and the bad news
• Recovery? Don't bet the house on it
• Australia edges closer to joining recession
• Comedian fronts mobile ads
• Brian Gaynor : The Las Vegas of the currency world
• Hubbard pulls out wallet to bail loans
• Plus SMS cleared of insider trading
• Zespri's dollar each way has sour taste
• Shorter work week keeps jobless down
• Chrysler lineup gathering dust on showroom floors
• Rio Tinto sells $24b of shares
• Sale costs BHP $1b
• Bioactives become serious business
• Mary Holm: Dying husband poses dilemma
• Brent Sheather: Adviser regulation fine, if they listen
• Transtasman punts by IRG: Under radar, over the odds

• Basketball: Kazakhstan beats NZ
• All Blacks squad for Tri Nations named
• Cycling: Roulston ready for Tour de France
• Tennis: Murray targets US Open after Wimbledon heartbreaker
• All Blacks: Selectors cast rueful eye over injury list
• Tennis: Federer lines up for seventh Wimbledon final
• Beach volleyball: Kiwi pair win against Germany
• Tennis: Low seeds for Indonesia
• Snowboarding: Olympic bid more than a pipe dream
• Tennis: Venus in the ascendancy
• Basketball: Junior Tall Blacks match the big stars
• Motorsport: Indy star laughs off new team rumours
• Tips from the dark side for Cambo
• Netball: Physio steeled for on-court action
• David Leggat : Europe serves up summer feast of sport
• Netball: Silver Ferns fill up pre-Games diary
• Hockey: Tough start as Black Sticks blown away
• Soccer: Vicelich is Central figure as neighbours face off
• Motorsport: Bug was the pits but Stoner has stomach for action in US
• Pitstop: Coppins closes gap

• Heavy snow expected in Canterbury
• Teen not diagnosed with swine flu until after death
• MPs' rich friend arrested at airport
• Weather making road travel treacherous
• What police found stashed in one house
• Formal handover of Treelord deal assets underway
• Grey Power calls for retention of education allowance
• Lawyers accused of legal aid rort
• Southern Motorway closed overnight
• Tornado causes extensive damage in Kaitaia
• Minister asked to look at plight of jobless migrants
• Pilot scheme addresses civil dispute mediations
• Tobacco giant denies price cuts are to encourage smoking
• Two navy ships returning to Devonport
• Woman dead after Flatbush crash
• Herald contest winners
• $325,000 games study
• $30m loss nailed to iwi's support for failed advisers
• Rain and snow ... but no tornadoes
• Measles outbreak in Christchurch

• AKL
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• Temperature: 6 °C
• Wind Chill: 4 °C
• Humidity: 93%
• Visibility: 10.0
• Sunrise: 08:03
• Sunset: 17:05
• Conditions: partly cloudy
• UV Index: -1 - unknown
• Wind: 11Km/h 210° South Southwest

• Temperature: 8 °C
• Wind Chill: 4 °C
• Humidity: 95%
• Visibility: 4.0
• Sunrise: 07:47
• Sunset: 17:04
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• UV Index: N/A - n/a
• Wind: 32Km/h 170° South

• Temperature: 10 °C
• Wind Chill: 8 °C
• Humidity: 94%
• Visibility: 10.0
• Sunrise: 07:34
• Sunset: 17:17
• Conditions: light rain shower
• UV Index: -1 - unknown
• Wind: 11Km/h 360° North

• Temperature: 5 °C
• Wind Chill: 1 °C
• Humidity: 95%
• Visibility: 4.0
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• Sunset: 17:07
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• Wind: 23Km/h 80° East

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as of 05.07.2009 02:00

• Internet fraud case NZ's first majority verdict
• Next chapter in the digital revolution
• Optimism for the paper book
• Anthony Doesburg: Broadband means more than faster surfing
• Getting the best from your HD television
• Broadband performance improving, says Commission
• Smug as a bug
• US cautious on Einstein cyber security program
• Is Twitter the news outlet for the 21st century?
• Judge overturns conviction in MySpace hoax case
• Cellphones at supermarkets
• What is the biggest email mistake you have made?
• Is Twitter the news outlet for the 21st century?
• Google phone disappears, nothing to see here, says Vodafone
• Walkman turns 30 as Sony struggles against MP3 rivals
• Internet offer caps speed, not data
• Facebook cleans up its privacy mess
• Simon Hendery : S is for speed - New Apple iPhones arrive
• Grubby emailer wins his job back
• Oops... infamous email exchanges

• Gisborne: No barbing the hand that feeds
• Mangawhai: Gateway to the good old days
• Ask Lonely Planet: Boutique cruises gain popularity
• Chicago: It's only 412m down ...
• Yarra Valley: rising high on the ashes
• Discounts abound as tourism to Thailand drops
• Close to Home : South pulls out stops with sale
• Hawaii: Melting moments of creation
• Not off to a flying start
• Rotorua: Spring into life
• Hot Deals : Relax in Raro for fraction of price
• Eternal sunshine of the sleepless mind
• Rome: Marvellous place to coin a romance
• Travel Gadget: Icebreaker
• Editorial: Blame shared for flight fiasco
• Japan: Bathing inn bemusement
• Ask Lonely Planet: Chasing a flowery front

• Owners of new cars to gain from ACC change
• Saab has driving ambition to survive
• Proud to be at the bottom
• The good oil: US Air Force meets Pimp My Ride
• Detroit Electric not quite what it seems
• Panoramic windscreen in Citroen an extra
• Follow the paint trail
• Drivers of old cars may pay more in ACC levies
• Has Mad Max really been beaten? Did he like it?
• Ford on top as GM, Chrysler fall down
• Motorsport: NASCAR drivers' meth ban overturned
• GM bankruptcy hearing begins
• Ferrari blends F1 with on-road models
• Porsche rejects Volkswagen merger
• Motorsport: Hampton Downs races to finish
• Motorsport: Smith sets his sights on UK circuits
• Motorsport: Whakatane duo dominate offroad heat
• Lotus Evora - the best-handling car on the planet?
• Motorsport: Ferrari boss slammed over F1 fight
• 'New GM' takes on liability

• Renovations beat the recession
• Recovery? Don't bet the house on it
• House prices: The good news and the bad news
• Coutts' golfing getaway missing council consent
• Construction tipped to rebuild by 2011
• Hammer busy at property auctions
• Leaky apartment building on market
• Housing market could bloom in spring, says website
• 'Get rich' company in liquidation
• Anger over loss of rent guarantee
• Carparks downsized in green buildings
• Future of block uncertain
• Property slump hits small-time investors
• Stadium work lifts commercial building
• Should you buy or rent a house right now?
• Sports stadia boost building consents
• Auckland's luxury pads fail to draw investors
• Scenic golf links set for housing
• Aucklanders hit hardest as forced property sales quadruple
• Editorial: Everyone wins from sale of state houses

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