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They're highly prized, well trained and have busy schedules. They are the Racing Baa Blacks and they proved a hit at Timaru's Get to the Point festival on Saturday but it's been a long hard road, according to trainer David Cone.

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Primary school artist Amelia Abbott, 8, is poised to become an internet hit.

Prime Minister John Key has done nothing except bring up the idea of a national cycleway, ACT leader Rodney Hide told guests at a party fundraiser.

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The Vintner’s Luck is an irresistible story of love, wine and angels. It tells the tale of Sobran, a peasant winemaker in 19th century France and his life-long relationship with the angel Xas as they grapple with the sensual, the sacred and the profane in search of the perfect vintage.

If you only place one bet this year, odds are you will do it today. At 5pm, hopeful punters on both sides of the Tasman will clutch their TAB tickets and office sweepstake slips, hold their breath and hope for luck in the 149th Melbourne Cup.

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The man, identified by authorities as Heinz Muller, is out of money, according to airport workers, some of whom bring him meals from the food court. The 46-year-old former pilot passes the time wandering the airport in Campinas, an industrial city about an hour's drive from Sao Paulo, or using his ...

Researchers questioned 1000 people and in their findings noted: "We know global warming is a problem. But incessantly remind us that we'll ruin a perfectly good planet if we don't half-flush, ride to work, or recycle and - guess what - there's a real danger we'll just zone out."