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1. Zoo's orang utans move to Florida
Three of Auckland Zoo's Bornean orang utans are moving to a Florida zoo this month, where they will take part in their captive breeding programme. Indra and Horst have been at the zoo for over 25 years, along with their 20-year-old...

2. Napier-Taupo motorists warned of ice
Motorists travelling on the Napier-Taupo Rd are being warned about ice on the road. A statement issued by police this morning said the ice around Te Haroto was especially bad and motorists should take care. - NZHERALD STAFF

3. Business confidence up, but fall still coming
General business confidence has improved significantly but expectations remain negative, the New Zealand Institute of Economic Research (NZIER) says. Its Quarterly Survey of Business Opinion (QSBO), published today, found a net...

4. West Coast butcher accused of murdering wife
A West Coast butcher accused of murdering his wife on the West Coast at the weekend made no plea when he appeared briefly in Greymouth District Court yesterday. Peter Lamont, 47, is charged with murdering Lindsay Jane Lamont. Judge...

5. Stationer sets up mail service
Stationery manufacturer Croxley is setting up its own mail service in New Zealand and aims to have cornered 10 per cent of the market within three years. Croxley has registered as a postal operator, in competition with NZ Post,...

6. Swine flu victim's father cleared of virus
The father of the first New Zealander to die from swine flu has been cleared of the virus. Under strict doctor's orders to take the prescription drug Tamiflu, the man, whose son Zachary Wilson died on June 28 from swine flu, has...

7. Men arrested over taxi driver beating
New Plymouth police have arrested two men in connection with the severe beating of a taxi driver at the weekend. Tony MacKenzie Mitchell, 61, from New Plymouth received serious facial injuries in the attack about 5am Sunday morning...

8. Swine flu attack puts baby in hospital
A 9-month-old baby is in Starship hospital suffering severely from swine flu. The baby is believed to be the youngest victim of the disease in New Zealand. Starship general manager Kay Hyman said last night an infant had been...

9. Fugitive surrenders at sight of Taser
A shirtless fugitive who kept police at bay with tree branches and the occasional haka for nearly three hours threw his arms in the air when an officer threatened him with a Taser. Police had ruled out using dogs or pepper spray...

10. Workers fight $20,000 job plan
Telecom seems likely to face strike action by hundreds of contracted network technicians worried that they will have to pay $20,000 each to stay employed. Telecom's network division, Chorus, said at the end of last month that it...

11. Charges likely over alleged NZ jobs fraud - report
A New Zealand woman is likely to be charged with seven counts of fraud following reports of a large-scale illegal recruitment operation in the Philippines. The Manila city prosecutor has recommended that recruitment agent Florida...

12. Sharples 'relaxed' about foreshore compensation
Maori Party co-leader Pita Sharples says he is relaxed about the Prime Minister indicating compensation might be excluded from an agreement to recognise Maori customary rights over the foreshore and seabed. John Key has said he...

13. 12 mobsters in court over fatal clash
A depositions hearing relating to the killing of Murupara teenager Jordan Herewini and related charges involving 12 Mongrel Mob members began in Rotorua yesterday. Jordan, 16, died at his home on January 27 after being run down...

14. Trial by video could endanger prisoners' rights, say lawyers
Prisoners could miss out on important rights to consult a lawyer and cross-examine witnesses if proposed cost-cutting video links are taken too far, say lawyers. Justice Minister Simon Power is considering the use of video links...

15. PM confident of unity on foreshore legislation
The Prime Minister is optimistic that a cross-party consensus can be achieved on a replacement for the law covering Maori customary rights to the foreshore and seabed without the taxpayer having to fork out hundreds of millions of...

16. New Zealand warned not to pressure Tonga over democracy
Democracy and business are top of the agenda for Prime Minister John Key's stop in Tonga, where he will dine with King George V and meet Prime Minister Feleti Sevele and other Cabinet Ministers today. Since Mr Key last spoke to...

17. Molenaar arsenal included army rifles
Two semi-automatic rifles found in the Napier home of gunman Jan Molenaar were former army firearms which had been sold off to the public. Molenaar shot dead Constable Len Snee and wounded three others before barricading himself...

18. Self-obsessed, fickle ... it's nothing new
They're known as Generation Y - today's older teens and 20-somethings, regarded as a self-obsessed lot who blow their pay packets as quickly as they text their friends. But two Waikato researchers say Generation Y is no more self-centred...

19. Great Barrier flight loses propeller blade
How a commuter plane lost a propeller blade above Great Barrier Island at the weekend is the subject of a Transport Accident Investigation Commission inquiry. The Great Barrier Airlines Trislander - a three-engined aircraft - had...

20. Another string to quartet's bow
New Zealand's Tasman String Quartet has won a major prize in the Asia Pacific chamber music competition in Melbourne. Competing against musicians from Australia, Japan, China and South Korea, the quartet won the A$5000 ($6320)...