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<i>Chris Rattue:</i> Tuaman returns to pursue his dream
A win, and going back to the US, could be the worst thing for David Tua, writes Chris Rattue.
Police release dead toddler's name
Police have named the Morrinsville toddler who died in hospital on Saturday night.
Boxing: Hype builds over big face-off
There's no denying the sense of anticipation and fascination that is building ahead of 'New Zealand's Fight of the Century'.
Homicide probe into baby death
It will take several days to establish what caused the death of a 22-month-old girl taken to hospital with serious injuries, police say.
Armed police storm student film-makers
Armed police were called to a dairy in Hamilton after a group of film students were mistaken for robbers.
Motorsport: Teen's racing career in hands of public
A teenager needs online votes to get him to a top motor racing school in England.
Hamilton fuel tank blast kills one
Frantic workmates fail to save a man who died when a fuel tank exploded in Hamilton today.
Father guilty of manslaughter - not guilty of baby's murder
Three-month-old Sarah Haddock-Woodcock was found dead in her parents home in 2005, with broken ribs, fractured skull and other wounds.
Motorsport: 600cc title could be all about Love
The Hamilton racer has moved classes after a successful last season, writes Andy McGechan
Chinese firm in talks to buy Kiwi dairying giant
NZ's largest privately owned dairy operation is considering selling out to a Chinese company for over $200m.
Hamilton now 'not boring', say Springboks
A South African team spokesman refutes coach Peter de Villiers claim that Hamilton is too boring a place to stay.
All Blacks: Cops warning as city prepares for test-site vetting
Saturday's Tri-Nations test is being seen as a litmus test for the city's hosting of three Rugby World Cup pool matches in 2011.
Rugby: Wallabies' win keeps series alive
The Springboks' defeat in Brisbane means the Tri-Nations title is still up for grabs.