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While the red rose is still ubiquitous on Valentine's Day, the more practical lovers believe they can be romantic on Valentine's Day without letting their wallets suffer over the high cost of a red rose on this day.
An idea sparked by beer bottles made a Waikanae Beach man richer by $3000. Steve Sandvoss, a carpenter, was watching TV while drinking beer when he began to think that there must be something he could do with beer bottles. That was two years ago.
The Australian Industry Group National Executive meeting in Canberra today has appointed Innes Willox as the organisation's new Chief Executive.
While there's no way (and perhaps no reason) to try and prevent workplace romances, office liaisons can be tricky and awkward to manage - looking at them from a decidedly unromantic perspective may be the way to go.
The Kiwis are not very optimistic this year, according to a survey that tracks 20 years of New Zealand’s mood as a nation. UMR, a polling agency that has been studying New Zealand’s mood for 20 years now, has recently released a report showing the mood of the nation is at the lowest point since the global financial crisis of 2008.
Don’t hold back this Valentine’s Day! A new book says indulging in lust could be good for you.
Online shopping trend these days saw a rise in purchases of sex dolls and sex toys, according to site Alibaba.com.
The tale of Tyler Clementi has once again brought up the issue of cyber-bullying and online harassment, particularly as social media was used publicly broadcast Tyler’s homosexuality.
An average of 14 children from New Zealand are hospitalized each year over eating disorders, according to Manawatu Standard. Documents obtained by the Manawatu Standard under the Official Information Act from 10 district health boards in the country reveal a disturbing scenario of children as young as six years old being treated for effects of anorexia and bulimia.
Kiwis were caught in the mystery of what seemed like UFO sightings in a major city over the weekend, but an answer has come to light soon enough, Fairfax NZ reported.
Tarsiers are among the most popular in Philippines and other Southeast Asian countries. It is regarded as one of the world's smallest primates and has a length of five inches with huge round eyes.
The sound created from ships' propellers is of similar frequency range a few whales use to communicate. Researches show that whales alter their sounding patterns when in noisy places.
A research was conducted on why French children seem to be happier and well-behaved compared to American children. The study yielded results, which American parents can perhaps learn from.
One of the most important reports in last year’s Christchurch earthquake, a report looking into the CTV the collapsed building in which 115 died, has been released. Families of the casualties have been briefed of the cause of the collapse – inflexible and brittle columns, among other general findings.
Kiwis were not pleased with the 50c-an-hour increase in the minimum wage, but government says the amount strikes the right balance, Fairfax NZ reported. Prime Minister John Key said the government was trying to "get the balance right" between "making sure that people can feed their children and look after their families and themselves, and also ensure that they keep their job."
In an report by New Zealand Herald, a family got into bullion investment of over $340,000 with Auckland-based Grace Holdings NZ Ltd, a company run by sole director Robert Kairua.
Hit television series in the United States and record global gross collected by Fox-produced movies in the final months of 2011 delivered the good for News Corp in the last quarter amidst the controversies in the United Kingdom and its dwindling revenues coming from its Australian media operations.
Media analysts agree that the reason why Asia and Australia's richest woman, Gina Rinehart, acquired a larger stake in Fairfax Media is to exert more influence. They see her overt opposition to the mining tax and carbon tax, as well as her attempts to suppress the publication of family feud, as the reasons behind her buy-in.
Hundreds of Kiwis were unable to receive gadgets and other items they've bought online last year after the lone shopping website operator died in November. The registered sole shareholder and director of Tech Brands Pacific, Brian Isaksson, died on November 4, without anyone taking over the business.
More youngsters from Indigenous people are still being held in juvenile detention, despite a slight dip in numbers over the past for years.
With Apple’s decision to revamp iBooks, many are keen to see how the product would revolutionise textbooks and the education industry. But what impact does it have on the cost of education, for students, parents, and governments?
More than 1,000 young Aussies are in juvenile detention and almost half of them are not even sentenced on an average night in Australia.
Central Philippines has been trembled by an earthquake Monday with a magnitude of 6.8. The calamity has damaged buildings and caused landslides that covered 30 houses with soil resulting to the death of 13 people.
The Balonne River at St. George located west of Brisbane is anticipated to rise 46 feet or 14 meters today, a little lower than the previous forecasted rise of 15 meters.
The ill-fated MV Rena which brought to New Zealand its worst maritime disaster, has so far cost $130 million, and $28 million of this amount has come from taxpayers, the Bay of Plenty Times reported.
New Zealand's labour cost index rose 0.6 percent in the three months ended December 31, with private sector wage inflation at a quarterly pace of 0.7 per cent and public sector at 0.4 per cent, according to a report by Statistics New Zealand released on Tuesday.
Kiwis who celebrated Waitangi Day in London have shamed an expat, who made his thoughts known to the Prime Minister and High Commissioner in a complaint, saying the misbehaviour has shamed New Zealand.
Asia and Australia's richest woman, Gina Rinehart, has threatened to halt payment of the ransom insurance for her three estranged children, News.com.au reports.
Does the type of smartphone you have determine your dating style? A new survey from Match.com shows a correlation between the type of smartphone you own and your relationship style.
