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Pregnant gene cows face death sentence

Sixty pregnant cows with human genes may be slaughtered after a High Court ruling has thrown one of the country's best-known genetic experiments into doubt. Scientists at Hamilton's Ruakura Research Centre have inserted a synthetic basic human protein...

Chinese, US hackers' cyber battle goes global

A cyber-war between American and Chinese hackers, in which hundreds of official websites have been defaced, is to escalate today as hackers...

Skies busy at time of crash

The Cessna 206 was just one of dozens working out of Maun airport, the busiest in Africa for light planes, on Tuesday. Each day, the small...

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New Zealand News

• Tetanus strike brings appeal to get vaccinated

• Cultural rug pulled from under 'Maori' adoptee

• Girl tells of recording father's talk about fire

• Man sues on net comments

• Reporter's dismissal justified says court

• South Americans jailed for scam

• Traffic man goes with the flow

• Fuel rivals pump up competition

World News

• Allies see US 'star wars' as fait accompli

• Fiery reactions to dingo cull order

• Curtains for Phoenix, the calf twice saved from slaughter

• Minister confirms top-level IRA past

• 13 die as Chechnya violence erupts

• Peres asks US to push ceasefire

Business News

• Making the tax pill easier to swallow

• One-time scuba diver joining world's high-flyers

• Wrangle over top milk job

• Lawyers oppose taxpayer cash for Public Trust

• Lost power puzzles Contact amid profit slump

• O'Sullivan: NZ locks its teeth into more than lamb

• Dialogue: In business, money isn't everything

IT News

• Chinese, US hackers' cyber battle goes global

• Man sues on net comments

• Net wide open for cyber spies

• Other nations show how to make the net work for citizens

• Peter

Sinclair: Cyber 'it' people

• How to get your website a top ranking

• Geac cuts Auckland staff

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