1An investigation into an Air Adventures plane crash has blamed the pilot, and said Civil Aviation rules are not up to protecting the public.

2Renewed violence has erupted in East Timor's capital Dili.

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5An investigation into an Air Adventures plane crash has blamed the pilot, and said Civil Aviation rules are not up to protecting the public.

6International relief is starting to arrive in earthquake stricken central Java in Indonesia.

7At least 41 people have been killed in the latest round of violence in Iraq - including two news crew.

8A Wanaka search and rescue pilot has been sentenced to 18 months in jail for stealing at least 20 tonnes of Greenstone.

9Waatea News: The Latest in Maori News including Prime Minister Helen Clark saying she expects women to be allowed to sit in front during Powhiris at Government Departments.

10In Dili, East Timor people have been queuing for food all day in lines that stretch for more than a kilometre.

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12An investigation into an Air Adventures plane crash has blamed the pilot, and said Civil Aviation rules are not up to protecting the public.

13The Tamil community in Wellington is calling for the Government to send a fact finding mission to Sri Lanka in response to a sharp escalation in violence there.

14A court injunction has brought a stop to plans by the Otago and Southland District Health Boards to privatise their laboratories

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16Search and rescue teams are still scouring the Hunua Ranges for a tramper who's been missing for three days.

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18The Education Minister says he is especially determined to improving the educational outcomes for Maori.

19There are arguments over who can climb Mount Tarawera for free on the anniversary of the eruption 120 years ago.

20Parts of the rural sector say the Government's plan to overhaul fire services means they could suffer.

21Waatea News: The Latest in Maori News including the Prime Minister defending Parekura Horomia, saying Opposition attacks on the Maori Affairs Minister are simply mindless attacks.

22In the worst hit area of Yogyakarta where the death toll from an earthquake is now over 5,000, UNICEF says children make up 40 per cent of the population.

23A new campaign by Amnesty International calls on technology companies and governments to protect freedom of speech in a digital age.

24The US military is preparing to release a report on allegations that US Marines deliberately killed Iraqi civilians.