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RAF looks to snap up NZ Skyhawk pilots

Britain's Royal Air Force plans to recruit New Zealand's top combat pilots and crew after the Government's decision to scrap the fighter squadron. The pilots' combat flights have been grounded by the proposal to sell 17 RNZAF Skyhawk fighters and 17...

Piece from jet smashes into warehouse

An Air New Zealand jet remains grounded as investigators try to discover how a 5kg wing part fell off and crashed through a warehouse, narrowly...


Old warriors recall shared horror of Crete

GALATAS - Sixty years ago, as Lieutenant George Brown was evacuated as a wounded prisoner of war, George Katelanos was preparing to fight the...

New Zealand News


Higher tax on beer the spirit

'Gender role' in plane crashes

Dob in abusers and save young lives, says CYPS

Cancers in children increase in decade

Hunt on for syndicate after smash-and-grab

Call for bigger fly spray warnings after death

Jail hunt for murder weapon

World News


Suicide bomber, airstrikes set Mideast alight

Rescuers dynamite trapped Swiss cavers to freedom

'Gentle giant' mulling Prescott-counter-punch in court

Polygamists nervous after landmark guilty verdict

Bush feels Californian fury over energy policy

Solemn service commemorates the Battle of Crete

Bomb and air strikes cause new Middle East carnage

Business News


NZ Post explores war zone

Tax cuts top business wish list for Thursday

Business as usual, says Transend

O'Sullivan: Cullen faces tax tightrope

Businesses see Privy Council as crucial

Danish agency to run export credit scheme

Buyer seeks clearance for Richina purchase

IT News


Technology NZ scheme up for a tweak

Digital satellites threaten BCL's revenue

Text-based learning systems on decline

Hassle-free car renting on the way

Injunction sought to halt sale of Terralink

Government challenges our lowly e-ranking

All parties silent on Terralink injunction

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