1The country's latest multi-millionaires have gone public. Two members from a family syndicate in Masterton have given their first, and only media conference.

2A battle is shaping up between 900 workers who repair and maintain broadband and phone lines and Australian company Visionstream which has just won a ten year billion dollar maintenance contract with Telecom.

3New Zealand's major electricity companies are being accused of selling customers short with the new power metering technology being installed in homes.

4The mother of a young woman stabbed to death by her ex-boyfriend has told a court of seeing her daughter being killed. 33-year-old Clayton Weatherston denies murdering his ex-girlfriend Sophie Elliot, but has pleaded guilty to her manslaughter.

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6Counsellors and victim support have been at Orewa College today helping staff cope with the loss of one of their colleagues. The school's caretaker died overnight after the school's boiler exploded.

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8The Minister of Immigration Jonathan Coleman has warned New Zealand could be seen as a weak link in international security if the service's systems for scanning visitors and immigrants is not upgraded.

9Students are calling some proposed changes to the student loan repayment system, blatantly unfair. The plan is part of the Minister of Revenue Peter Dunne to simplify the payment process.

10There's been a last minute rush by some of the big players, and potentially big losers, in the plan for an Auckland supercity to make their voices heard.

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12The so-called anti-smacking legislation now gives parents more legal defences for hitting their children than they used to have according to associate law professor John Caldwell at Canterbury University.

13A new government scheme to be launched in the coming months will see McDonalds restaurants train unemployed young people.

14Health experts in Wellington and Canterbury say flu is continuing to spread, and it's mainly Influenza A H1N1 'swine flu'.

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16The country's latest multi-millionaires have gone public. Two members from a family syndicate in Masterton have given their first, and only media conference.

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18A battle is shaping up between 900 workers who repair and maintain broadband and phone lines and Australian company Visionstream which has just won a ten year billion dollar maintenance contract with Telecom.

19Economists say New Zealand still has a huge overseas debt problem despite a narrowing in the gap between what the country earns and what it pays out to foreigners.

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21The Department of Corrections is working hard to promote its idea of using converted shipping containers as cells, saying they're in better condition than some existing prisoner accommodation.

22The Minister for Climate Change has been sitting on advice for six months that a key deadline for the Emmissions Trading Scheme will be missed.

23Eyewitnesses in Iran say the security forces there have used batons and teargas to breakup the latest protest by about 200 people in the capital, Tehran.