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GalaA Darling, now a fashion blogger with International influence, grew up in New Zealand before moving to New York City in pursuit of all things wonderful.

NYC Style: East Village Fashion Phenom Gala Darling

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GETTING WIDER: The 2025 Taskforce says growth-promoting policies are the answer to New Zealand's widening wage gap with Australia.

Trans-Tasman pay gap to widen

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The United States and New Zealand moved today to fully restore relations that have been strained by a lingering 25-year nuclear dispute that has hampered military cooperation.

U.S., New Zealand expand cooperation on military, security issues after longtime nuclear dispute

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Passengers on the giant Qantas Airways jet forced to make an emergency landing in Singapore on Thursday said they heard a loud bang and saw pieces of one of the engines fall off soon after take-off for Sydney.

Qantas passenger: a oeThe scariest thing Ia ve seena

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England have been warned to beware 'The Jukebox' or face the music when they take on Papua New Guinea on Saturday.

England set to face jukebox jury

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Retailers are begging the Reserve Bank not to raise the cash rate again next month after new data confirms consumers were showing restraint even before this week's surprise central bank move.

Retailers beg RBA to hold off on rates

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A war of words between Qantas and an engineers' union has intensified over maintenance issues following a mid-air explosion on one of the airline's A380s.

Qantas and union argue over maintenance

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What is it about Hillary Rodham Clinton and earthquakes? Seems the secretary of state rarely takes an overseas trip that is not in some way affected by a temblor.

Earthquakes Dog Clinton on Overseas Trips

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IN FLIGHT: Australian businessman Monty Smith, here outside his lawyer's office in Hastings.

Accused bailed back to Oz

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Regional visit ... the US Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, arrived in Melbourne yesterday.

US sets eyes on southern defence outposts