We have started to collect the most important news related to New Zealand in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Police in New Zealand seek a couple who disappeared after a banking error deposited NZ$10m in their account.
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The notoriety of William Stewart, New Zealand's most wanted man, who has evaded police for more than six months.
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A New Zealand gunman is found dead after a tense two-day stand-off with police at his home, officials say.
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New Zealand police surround a house where a man who shot dead an officer has been holed up for more than 30 hours.
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Cases of the deadly swine flu virus are confirmed as far afield as New Zealand and Israel as the UN warns it cannot be contained.
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New Zealanders are to decide what to call their two main islands, after it was discovered they were never officially named.
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New Zealand and Australia warn of sanctions against Fiji's reinstated military chief Frank Bainimarama.
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India claim their first series win in New Zealand since 1968 after rain ends the third Test in Wellington as a draw.
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The tiny South Pacific paradise of Tokelau is hit by a flu outbreak, New Zealand health authorities say.
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VVS Laxman hits 124 not out as India bat through the final day of the second Test to draw with New Zealand in Napier.
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New Zealand's former prime minister Helen Clark is to head the United Nations Development Programme.
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A 271-run partnership between Ross Taylor and Jesse Ryder puts New Zealand in control on the first day of the second Test against India.
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A Samoan woman is charged in New Zealand with abandoning her newborn baby in a toilet aboard an airliner.
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A top New Zealand company hires a teenager who admitted to taking part in an international cyber-crime network.
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England beat New Zealand by four wickets to win the Women's World Cup in Sydney.
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England need to score 51 from 20 overs, with seven wickets standing, to win the Women's World Cup after bowling New Zealand out for 166.
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Police say a woman who allegedly abandoned her baby after giving birth on a flight to New Zealand may face criminal charges.
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New Zealand police are investigating whether a passenger left her baby on a plane after giving birth.
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