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Failure to tackle issues will continue nz wealth decline - July 18, 2008

Early in its term Labour declared one of its major goals was to lift New Zealand back to the top half of the OECD in terms of living standards. These days you hear nothing of that not unreasonable tar...
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US bank rally a dead cat bounce - July 18, 2008

the New York Times .Shares of Morgan Stanley and Merrill Lynch closed up more than 9 percent. Bank of America gained 17 percent and Wachovia Corporation was up 27.5 percent. It was the biggest two-day...
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Cost could hinder mutual recognition of tax imputation credits - July 18, 2008

Australian Treasurer Wayne Swan says his government is willing to look at mutual recognition of imputation credits with New Zealand, but warned he did not have a blank cheque book.The cost has been pr...
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Contractor cuts phone lines in Auckland suburb - July 18, 2008

18 July 2008 Thousands of homes and businesses in the Auckland suburb of Point Chevalier could be without their landlines for up to a week.A contractor has sliced through copper cables at Telecom&039;s M...
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Hunt for Cina continues - July 18, 2008

18 July 2008 Auckland police are worried that postings on Chinese websites speculating about the abduction of North Shore girl Cina Ma may jeopardise her safety.It is now four days since the five-yea...
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Scientists to drill into a crack in the edge of the world - July 18, 2008

Wellington, July 18 : An international consortium of scientists is preparing to drill into a crack in the edge of the world - the South Island&039;s Alpine Fault in New Zealand.
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Mayors to present leaky homes proposal to PM - July 18, 2008

Wellington mayor Kerry Prendergast and Auckland mayor John Banks are expected to present a proposal on behalf of 14 cities most impacted by the leaky homes crisis. The proposal includes the creation ...
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Nick Willis will run the 800 metres - July 18, 2008

The Commonwealth Games gold medalist in the 1500 has confirmed he will chase a double at Beijing. Willis says he is organised to run at a few meets as he wraps up his preparation. Meanwhile Willis&039; b...
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Protestors call off occupation "in good faith" - July 18, 2008

"We&039;ll all be moving off, we&039;re vacating completely and taking the tents away. The site will be left exactly as it was when we came here. We&039;ll take a holding position in good faith while we await the...
http://story.newzealandstar.com/index.php/ct/9/cid/14d7eba4e435d135/id/16260268/

All Blacks gun for Wallabies win - July 18, 2008

New Zealand tops the standings by one point, despite the home loss to South Africa last weekend. All Blacks assistant coach Steve Hansen does not want the Springboks to score two away wins. Hansen sa...
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