| Mills not taking Zimbabwe lightly despite Kiwis being heavy favorites New Zealand fast bowler Kyle Mills has said it wouldn't be wise for his team to take Zimbabwe lightly ahead of Monday's one-day international in Whangarei.
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| Wright expects more from young middle order "We want to get to 46 overs with four wickets in hand and then go from there. We had a lot of starts but we want players to go on," John Wright, New Zealand's coach said. "Where... |
| Waitangi Day about celebration, says new Governor General New Governor General speaks out (2:20) For the second time in the Treaty of Waitangi's 172-year history, New Zealand has a Maori Governor General. A 172 years since the Treaty of Waitangi was... |
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| Maori protesters confront New Zealand PM A Maori protestor is restrained by police and security after he and others advanced on New Zealand Prime Minister John Key's official party as he arrived at Te Tii Marae on February 5, 2012 in... |
| Too expensive claims dismissed Oracle chief executive Sir Russell Coutts has dismissed claims the America's Cup has become too expensive.Only three syndicates have paid the entry fee to challenge Oracle for the Auld Mug next... |
| Three months off for Lillyman Warriors prop Jacob Lillyman faces three months on the sidelines.Lillyman tore his right bicep off the tendon early in the Warriors' opening trial against the Gold Coast Titans.Club doctor John... |
| Soldier who collapsed during SAS trial wakes The New Zealand soldier who collapsed during an Special Air Service (SAS) selection test has woken up. Lieutenant Alexander Teira Cowan had been in an induced coma in hospital since falling... |
| Central Districts in final, Otago keep campaign alive Pukekura Park was rained out. Rain intervened after Central Districts reached 16 without loss in response to 230. Auckland were carried to that score thanks to an aggressive rearguard effort by Colin... |
| Young boy in serious condition after major crash Young boy critical after major crash A 10-year-old boy critically injured in a major car crash near Otaki is in a serious condition in hospital this morning. He had surgery after being airlifted to... |
| Brooky ahead of Ko Lydia Ko has slipped down the leaderboard on the final day of the Australian ladies golf Masters on the Gold Coast.The 14-year-old New Zealand amateur is two-over par through 15 holes to be six-under... |
| Hockey team goes 2-nil up The New Zealand men's hockey team has gone two-nil up in its five-test series against Korea.The Black Sticks have won game two 3-2 in Auckland.Hugo Inglis, Simon Child and Kane Russell scored... |
| Mills wary of Zimbabwe backlash Kyle Mills: "It's really important we stay on our game in Whangarei because there's no doubt they will be a lot stronger and mentally prepared for... |
| Fake qualifications anger security students Graduates from a fake security school in Auckland paid thousands in fees only to discover their qualifications are worthless. ONE News can reveal the Commerce Commission are investigating Genesis... |
| Diver in hospital after rescue near Raglan A diver was rushed to hospital after getting into trouble near Raglan today. The 46-year-old was rescued by members of the public after he began to struggle near Jackson’s Reef, a... |
| SAS recruit out of induced coma Source: ONE News The soldier who collapsed during an entry test for the SAS has come out of an induced coma. Family of Lieutenant Alexander Teira Cowan say he is talking and joking with them. The... |
| New Governor General on his role watch A 172 years since the Treaty of Waitangi was signed, New Zealand for the second time has a Maori Governor General. Sir Jerry Mateparae, five months into his five-year-term, strode onto Te... |
| Outstanding Fines to Be Included on Credit Reports Sunday, 5 February 2012, 5:37 pm Press Release: Veda Limited Outstanding Ministry of Justice Fines to Be Included on Credit ReportsMedia Release 5 February 2012The country's leading credit... |
| PM John Key cuts short marae visit amidst protest Prime Minster John Key says he was not intimidated by protesters who rushed towards him at Te Tii Marae in the Bay of Islands today, and plans to return to Waitangi. Key was bustled by security... |
| Elderly woman robbed in daylight Source: ONE News An elderly woman was robbed and threatened with what's believed to be a gun, while walking home in Auckland's North Shore. The 77-year-old was walking along Beach Road... |
| Woman robbed in Auckland An elderly woman has been robbed in broad daylight while walking in the Auckland suburb of Browns Bay.The 77-year-old victim was walking on the right hand side of Beach Road at 11.15 yesterday... |
| Elderly woman shaken after gunpoint robbery in broad daylight An elderly woman is badly shaken after being robbed in broad daylight while walking in the Auckland suburb of Browns Bay. The 77-year-old victim was walking on the right hand side of Beach Road at... |
| Celebrating the Year of the Dragon Buskers take over city streets The Year of the Dragon has officially arrived and hordes of Aucklanders made their way to Albert Park this weekend to celebrate. The Auckland Lantern... |
| Elderly woman robbed in Browns Bay An elderly woman was left badly shaken yesterday after a man pointed what appeared to be a gun at her chest before robbing her in the North Shore suburb of Browns Bay. The 77-year-old woman was... |
| Life Flight Trust transports a Motocross accident Patient Sunday, 5 February 2012, 2:29 pm Press Release: Life Flight Trust The Life Flight Trust transports a Motocross accident Patient from Moonshine Valley Upper HuttAt 10:55am this morning the Life... |
| Elderly Woman Robbed In Daylight In Browns Bay Sunday, 5 February 2012, 2:25 pm Press Release: New Zealand Police Elderly Woman Robbed In Daylight In Browns Bay An elderly woman has been robbed in broad daylight while walking to her home in... |
| Violent teen hunted by police in Auckland Source: Supplied A violent teenager is being hunted by police in Auckland. Conan Livingstone, 19, is being sought after he failed to appear in court on January 31 this year on aggravated robbery... |
| Lee ruled out of one-day tri-series Australian bowler Brett Lee has been ruled out of the upcoming one-day tri-series against India and Sri Lanka.Lee fractured his right foot while bowling in the second Twenty20 international against... |
| England prevail in dour encounter England's prevailed 13-6 in a dour encounter in their opening Six Nations rugby match against Scotland at Murrayfield.Scotland wasted several opportunities to score in the second spell, with... |
| Aces make pedestrian start Auckland's made a pedestrian start after being sent into bat by Central Districts in the major one-day semi-final in New Plymouth.A short time ago, the Aces were 15 without loss in the eighth... |
| Cricket: Auckland make slow start in ODI semi Auckland's made a pedestrian start after being sent into bat by Central Districts in the major one-day semi-final in New Plymouth. A short time ago, the Aces were 15 without loss in the eighth over.... |
| Police appeal for help to track down 'violent' teenager North Shore police are asking for help in tracking down a "violent" teenager charged with aggravated robbery using a firearm. Conan Livingstone, 19, failed to appear in court on January 31, resulting... |
| 'Violent' man hunted by police Police are hunting a "violent" 19-year-old man accused of aggravated robbery. Conan Livingstone failed to appear at court on January 31, resulting in an arrest warrant. He has... |
| 'Violent' teen hunted by police Police are hunting a "violent" 19-year-old man accused of aggravated robbery. Conan Livingstone failed to appear at court on January 31, resulting in an arrest warrant. He has... |
| Lantern festival lights up Albert Park Buskers take over city streets The Year of the Dragon has officially arrived and hordes of Aucklanders made their way to Albert Park this weekend to celebrate. The Auckland Lantern... |
| Police arrest 100 in Sevens celebrations Drunken incidents at the Wellington Sevens were down on recent years, but more than 100 people were still arrested over the weekend. At Westpac Stadium there were six arrests and 40 evictions on... |
| Key leaves Waitangi due to protesters LATEST: Prime Minister John Key says fear did not drive him from today's Waitangi Day celebrations at Te Tii Marae, adding there was good security in place. Key and his entourage made a... |
| Women's team take positives from fightback A first converted penalty corner in five games has fired the women's Black Sticks into a playoff for fifth at the Champions Trophy in Argentina. But despite the team having nine of the key... |
| Minor injuries after two house fires Several people have received medical treatment after two separate house fires in the North Island this morning. The first fire was in the South Auckland suburb of Papatoetoe. A neighbour... |
| New guide changes what fish we put on the table Relevant offers The best pilchard? The one on a hook that's just been swallowed by a snapper. But according to a new environmental guide, that common angling scenario demonstrates the... |
| Angry Waitangi cauldron looks set to boil over Around 80 Maori wardens and a host of military personnel were welcomed officially on to the Te Tiriti o Waitangi marae in the Bay of Islands on... |
| Police Appeal For Sightings Of Wanted Man Sunday, 5 February 2012, 1:25 pm Press Release: New Zealand Police Police Appeal For Sightings Of Wanted ManA 19 year old male is being hunted by Police after he failed to appear at Court on... |
| Vehicle crash Te Horo Sunday, 5 February 2012, 12:45 pm Press Release: New Zealand Police Location: State Highway 1 Te Horo District: National Alerts Vehicle crash At about 11.15am on 4th February 2012, a crash... |
| Wellington Police again pleased with overall behaviour Sunday, 5 February 2012, 12:15 pm Press Release: New Zealand Police Wellington Police again pleased with overall behaviour of Sevens fans Wellington Police are pleased with the overall... |
