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Cricket: New South African skipper hits claims of mental fragility for six

South Africa's newest international captain AB de Villiers yesterday scotched the idea that his team is suspect under pressure.

Monkey business leads to gaming success for Kiwi company

Monkey business leads to gaming success for Kiwi company

The New Zealand video game development industry grew 46% last year, boosted by the huge growth of smartphone and online gaming, according to a survey of developers.

Outrage over running with bulls; Pepsi withdraws option

A Pepsi New Zealand competition promising to send four people to the Running of the Bulls in Spain has been dropped amid outrage from animal activists.

Stowaway happy in Antarctic

The so-called accidental stowaway on a Norwegian sailor's expedition to the Antarctic is said to be a Maori political activist who has planted a Mana Party flag in the ice.

Racing: Veyron still improving: Laing

Linda Laing, the trainer of Veyron, said the best has not been seen of the 6yr-old who won the group one Waikato Sprint in near track record time at Te Rapa on Saturday.

Asthma, COPD linked to soft drink

People who drink more than half a litre of fizzy drink a day are also more likely to have asthma or serious lung conditions - especially if they are smokers as well, a major study has found.

Abseiling window cleaner's survival 'extraordinary'

The 18-year-old abseiling window cleaner who fell four storeys remembers a sense of weightlessness as she plummeted 30m to the ground.

Cycle helmet law-death link report rejected

Cycle helmet law-death link report rejected

A controversial report concluding cycle helmet legislation actually increases deaths overall has been rubbished by experts.

Bid for biggest radio telescope

Bid for biggest radio telescope

Earthquake prediction will be a step closer if New Zealand wins a bid to host the largest radio telescope built.

Key seems more wary now the honeymoon is over

Key seems more wary now the honeymoon is over

So it's goodbye Mr Smile and Wave, and hello Mr Grumpy. Or so the Prime Minister's critics would have you believe.

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