1Motorists are facing major disruption in the leadup to Christmas as roadside technicians for the Automobile Association strike.

2New Zealanders will no longer have to pay to visit the Waitangi treaty grounds.

3The Government has signed off a multi-million dollar contribution to a flashier design for the revamp of Eden Park.

4A reward is being offered for information about a cold-case murder on the West Coast.

5Business News.

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7The independent MP, Taito Philip Field has lost his bid for a Supreme Court hearing over the legality of the prosecution against him for bribery and corruption.

8The meat company AFFCO says its bitterly disappointed by the Accident Compensation Corporation's threat of legal action over the case of a meatworker shot at his workplace in a gang driveby.

9The police and the residents of two Christchurch streets fear lives will be lost as a result of boy racers.

10A council effort to tackle sewage flooding into downtown Whangarei has struck a problem - no one seems to "give a damn".

11Waatea News: The Latest in Maori News.

12Camel racing has become a very popular event in Sydney this year, especially for Christmas work parties.

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14The Government has approved a multi-million dollar contribution to an enhanced design for the revamp of Eden Park.

15The workplace savings scheme, Kiwisaver, is coming under fire.

16The discovery of a severed foot in Christchurch has prompted numerous responses from the public.

17Business News.

18A temporary blanket suppression order is in place after the first day of a depositions hearing into the case of the death of Nia Glassie.

19The British Military Presence has ended in the Iraqi city of Basra.

20Two American economists are predicting that the United States will most likely fall into recession next year.

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22Fifty Turkish fighter jets have carried out raids on Kurdish separatist bases.

23News from the United Kingdom, where a Scottish politician has been charged for committing perjury during a defamation case.

24Waatea News: The Latest in Maori News.

25New Zealanders will no longer have to pay to enter the Waitangi treaty grounds.

26Developing countries are being called on to make emission cuts to solve a problem they did not create according to Oxfam New Zealand's Barry Coates.