1The 22-year-old man who shot and killed South Auckland liquor store owner Navtej Singh has been found guilty of murder.

2On call emergency staff at the Hutt Valley District Health Board are being transferred from Telecom's failing XT mobile network with the hospital saying its lack of reliability is a threat to patient safety. The network has failed four times since December.

3They track the country's earthquakes and its criminals, have given the world golden kiwifruit and stab-proof wool vests, but a new report suggests competition may be killing New Zealand's Crown Research Institutes.

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5Child, Youth and Family have revealed that the parents of a baby girl who died from head injuries already had two children taken into care.

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7The beleagured Canterbury Regional Council has made its survival pitch to the government saying it's prepared to accept a commissioner to help allocate and manage the region's hotly contested water resource.

8Fiji's High Court is continuing to hear submissions about eight men convicted of plotting to kill Fiji's interim Prime Minister, Frank Bainimarama.

9An Auckland community board has facetiously recommended that a roadway, being built for the Rugby World Cup, be named after either an anti-apartheid activist or a South African President - or be given the Maori word meaning crazy.

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11The Labour Party says a government-commissioned report into science should have come up with ways to turn public research into commercial ideas.

12It's called a friendly match, but New Zealand's national football team is feeling the heat as it faces Mexico in a world cup warm-up match in California.

13The police officer, who headed the homicide investigation into the death of a teenager mistakenly killed in a high-speed police chase, says the constable who fired the deadly shot did not see the teenager.

14Plans for a $1.7-million a year scheme to improve marine safety in the Marlborough Sounds are being vigorously opposed by commercial operators.

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16A strong aftershock has ignited panic in Chile four days after Saturday's major earthquake.

17A powerful earthquake has struck southern Taiwan, causing panic among residents as buildings shook violently.

18Regenerating human limbs, powering cars with seaweed and creating stab-resistant woolly vests are some of the projects the country's Crown Research Institutes will now have more chances to pursue.

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20The beleaguered Canterbury Regional Council has made its survival pitch to the government saying it's prepared to accept a commissioner to help allocate and manage the region's hotly contested water resource.

21Water levels are again rising in Charleville, threatening the southern Queensland town with another flood.

22Advocacy groups fear a bill to scrap compulsory student membership at universities will gut student services at tertiary institutions around the country.

23An investigation's underway in the United States after a boy was taped giving jetliner pilots instructions from the control tower of New York's busy JFK airport.

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25The former National Party leader Don Brash has taken over as boss of Huljich Wealth Management which looks after the kiwi saver accounts for tens of thousands of New Zealanders.

26Timorese born Australian woman Angelita Pires has been acquitted of trying to assassinate East Timor's president and prime minister.

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28Disaster planning doesn't appear to be a priority for most households, with new figures showing that three quarters of New Zealanders don't have a plan if disaster strikes.

29In a bid to secure the support of the European Union, the Greek government has announced more austerity measures to deal with its crippling deficit.