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Getting EPL rights 'simple as picking up the phone'
The head of Coliseum Sports Media says getting the rights to the EPL was as simple as picking up the phone.
Heavy snow hits the south
Parts of the South Island were blanketed with heavy snow overnight as a winter storm sweeps over the country.
Southerners preapare for the worst
Residents in the Garden City have been bracing themselves all day for what some forecasters predicted would be the worst storm since the big dump in 1992.
Auckland bus route inspires exhibition
Ranui 135 is a bus route in West Auckland, but now it's also part of the latest exhibition by photographer Edith Amituanai.
Is whistling a legitimate art form?
While whistling may be annoying for some people, but for professional whistler Dave Santucci, it's his life.
Medal winners mixing up crews
After the rowing success at the London Olympics, a number of medal winners are competing with different crews this season.
St Peters boys lend a helping hand
There is something very special that sums up everything good about education and community happening in the Auckland suburb of Three Kings.
Strong contest for Christchurch mayoralty
The contest for the Christchurch mayoralty is shaping up to be a strong one. Bob Parker and Lianne Dalziel spoke to John Campbell.
The politics of plumbing
Plumbing a whether it's unblocking a toilet or a drain, it can be a dirty business, and it's about to get dirtier.
Kiwi priest has fond memories of Mandela
A Kiwi priest who struggled against apartheid says when it's time for Nelson Mandela to go, people must let him do so with dignity.
No guarantee for All Blacks to stay on Sky
While Coliseum say they're focused on football, could they challenge Sky for other sports in the future?
Ticket scalping a 'disappointment'
Taranaki Rugby Union CEO says ticket scalpers are making additional cash at others expense.
Dalziel running for Chch Mayor
Labour MP Lianne Dalziel has formally announced she will run for Christchurch's mayoralty later this year.
Final Fantasy XV announce trailer
The first trailer for Square Enix' Final Fantasy XV, an upcoming PlayStation 4 and Xbox One game.
Call of Duty: Black Ops II Vengeance DLC preview
A look at the new maps coming to Call of Duty: Black Ops II in Vengeance.
Tunnel fill could form runway - pilots
A pilots' group says the fill from a proposed second Mt Victoria tunnel could be used as part of a runway extension at Wellington airport.
Dunne's party funding in doubt
Embattled MP Peter Dunne has been dealt another blow in his fight to get his United Future party officially re-registered.
NZ prepares for worst as polar blast looms
New Zealanders are preparing for the worst as an oncoming polar blast threatens to cut power and make driving treacherous.
Battlefield 4 E3 multiplayer gameplay best moments trailer
The best takes of the live Siege of Shanghai E3 multiplayer demo of Battlefield 4.
Shake-up for sports TV
The way we watch televised sport is about to undergo a major shake up as EPL shifts to online coverage.
Greens U-turn won't quiet Key
The Prime Minister lost use of one of his favourite political weapons today, thanks to a policy U-turn by the Greens.
Flavell accepts rewrite of Gambling Bill
The Maori Party's attempted king hit on gambling has turned into more of a gentle shove after a major government re-write of its Gambling Bill.
Thousands follow 16yo's weather updates
At 16 years of age, Christchurch local Josh Oliver isn't your typical weather forecaster.
Tom Clancyas The Division E3 gameplay trailer
The E3 gameplay reveal trailer for Tom Clancyas The Division.
Destiny E3 2013 gameplay trailer
The latest trailer for Activision and Bungie's upcoming Destiny.
Anchorman: The Legend Continues trailer
The first full trailer for Anchorman: The Legend Continues has been released.
Thief E3 2013 trailer
Latest trailer for Thief, the next-gen first-person adventure from Square Enix and Eidos-MontrAal.
Flood washes out bridge support
A key north Canterbury bridge will be closed for at least another week as workers scramble to repair significant flood damage.
Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare E3 reveal trailer
The official E3 reveal trailer for EA and PopCap Games' Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare.
VIDEO: Novak Djokovic looks ahead to Wimbledon 2013
World number one Novak Djokovic says the biggest mind games on court are with himself.
Kingdom Hearts III announcement trailer
The Kingdom Hearts III announcement trailer, unveiled at E3 2013.
Silent protests take off in Turkey
After weeks of sometimes violent confrontation with police, protesters in Turkey have found what could be a more potent form of resistance: standing still.
The pros and cons of fluoride
Fluoride a is it harming or helping us?
Snow better now than later - Fed Farmers
A severe cold snap is expected to hit the South Island today, bringing snow and bitter winds.
No 'crisis' on consents - Parker
Bob Parker says there wouldn't have been a building consents "crisis" if Gerry Brownlee hadn't declared one.
Prepare for severe winter weather ahead
New Zealanders are today bracing for a polar blast which will sweep up the country over the next three days.
Fees are fair, says ANZ
ANZ says it's been targeted with a class action lawsuit because it's the biggest bank in the country.
VIDEO: All tries (33-21) New Zealand U20 V England, Junior World Championship 2013
The New Zealand U20 team have suffered a 33-21 loss to England in the semi finals of the Junior World Championship.
VIDEO: All tries (14-12) Brumbies V Lions, Canberra, 2013
The Brumbies ended a 42-year drought for Australian provincial teams against the British and Irish Lions, holding on for a 14-12 upset victory in wet and slippery conditions after a hail storm in the national capital on Tuesday night.
G-8 advances on Syrian peace talks
President Barack Obama, Russian President Vladimir Putin and other G-8 leaders took a united stance on seeking a negotiated Syrian peace settlement.
Lundy's team disputes timing evidence
Jurors in Mark Lundy's 2002 double-murder trial were misled about the reliability of the method used to establish when the victims died.
Make-or-break time for Hollywood
It's summer blockbuster season in Hollywood, a critical time for studios.
US, Taliban to start peace talks
The Taliban and the US announced that they will hold formal talks on finding a political solution to ending nearly 12 years of war in Afghanistan.
Protesters flood streets in Brazil
Enormous demonstrations have shaken cities across Brazil in some of the largest outpourings of frustration in decades.
Infamous murderer appears in public
One of England's most infamous murderers has appeared in public for the first time in 50 years.
Glass blower shakes things up
Although glass-making is an art which is thousands of year's old, the fundamentals have changed very little overtime.
Shane Cotton's Welly exhibition opens
It's the sheer scale of Shane Cotton's works that hits you at his new exhibition at Wellington's City Gallery.
Auckland Zoo's pregnant giraffe
Campbell Live has been invited to follow a giraffe during her pregnancy in the lead up to the birth.
Parents of Stephen Dudley speak out against violence
On the June 6, after rugby training, someone hit Stephen Dudley. It cost the Kelston Boys High School student his life at 15 years old.
Is ACC cutting off people too early?
ACC levies have gone down under this government, but at what cost? A prominent wellington lawyer says ACC is getting rid of injured people from its book to make those saving.
Central Pulse defeat Canterbury Tactix in Porirua
The Central Pulse have defeated the lowly Canterbury Tactix 73-59 in their ANZ Championship clash in Porirua.
The New Plymouth school producing future All Blacks
For a small school, New Plymouth's Francis Douglas Memorial College is starting to punch above its weight in rugby.
Tough challanges for Bike NZ
Bike New Zealand continues to face some tough challenges as it looks toward Rio 2016.
NRL in damage control
Ferguson is the second New South Wales player in a fortnight to be suspended after facing criminal charges a and he could be banned from the NRL for good.
Charity boxes may replace beggars
And after a rise in harassment complaints with beggars, the Wellington City Council is taking action.
Southern residents assess the damage
Evacuated residents in the Christchurch suburb of Mairehau have returned to survey the damage to their waterlogged homes.
Putin, Obama clash over Syria
Deep differences over Syria's fierce civil war clouded a summit of world leaders Monday.
Writing steamy novels to pay the bills
A couple who were having trouble paying their mortgage have literally come up with a novel solution.
ANZ will 'vigorously defend' fee suit
ANZ says it is surprised by claims its fees are unfair and will vigorously defend itself.
Occupation of alleged MFAT leaker revealed
The occupation of a person under suspicion of leaking confidential Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (MFAT) documents has been revealed.
