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• KFC New Zealand offers scented candles

  

  Making use of the wonderful social media platform known as Twitter, KFC New Zealand offered chicken-scented candles to lucky users.

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• Watch: Bieber’s ‘Sorry’ used in Auckland law school parody

  

  VidAuckland University’s law students are not all about books and boring case files, and every year they put on a production featuring a pop song adapted to mock a legal concept.

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• NZ man laughably thinks ‘e, y, e, s’ spells ‘e, yes’ [video]

  

  A New Zealand man’s insistence that ‘e’, ‘y’, ‘e’, ‘s’ spells ‘e, yes’ has gone viral.

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• Prince Charles angry at Kiwis for taking the mickey

  

  An unearthed letter written by Prince Charles has revealed how he became irritated when New Zealanders made fun of him after he fell off a horse.

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• Laughable Proteas’ plans for NZ batsmen made public

  

  An amusing twist ahead of the ODI series between South Africa and New Zealand has seen Dale Steyn’s bowling strategy for the opposition batsmen leaked online, after it was put under the wrong hotel door.

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• New legislation to change the way MP’s pay rises are calculated

  

  MP’s got a hike in their pay and the Government wants to change the legislation to keep it within inflation.

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• We knew the PM knew the news ‘cos when we knew we knew…

  

  National MP Mike Sabin’s sudden resignation for ‘personal reasons’ was due to a police investigation, which John Key said he only knew about recently. But Labour leader Andrew Little said he told the PM’s dept about the situation last year, even before the election.

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• Did John Key dye his hair one of the fifty shades of grey for the film’s premiere?

  

  Winston Peters accuses John Key of dying his hair as the premiere of Fifty Shades of Grey

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• John Key defends sending military personnel to Iraq, saying its not just a flag waving exercise…

  

  … whichever flag New Zealand decides on during the referendum.

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• Did you spend too much this Christmas? We think so…

  Over $400 million spending record by Kiwis over the Christmas period.

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• High five to the NZ cricket team

  

  NZ cricket team won a record 5 test matches in 2014.

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• A grim year for world aviation

  

  2014 was a disastrous year for world aviation.

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• Keep your kids away from the hand sanitiser

  

  A four year old girl became intoxicated drinking hand sanitiser at an Invercargill early childcare centre.

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• Sheep could replace cows as main source of milk in NZ

  

  Feasibility studies suggest that sheep could replace cows as the main source of milk in NZ and they have a better carbon footprint.

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• Mfat get a roasting over “procedural shortcomings”

  

  Ministry of Foreign Affairs and trade (Mfat) get a roasting over their ‘procedural shortcomings’ in the latest report in the wake of the Malaysian diplomatic row.

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• For he’s a jolly good fellow

  

  Last weekend, Richie McCaw became the first All Black Captain to play 100 games as captain

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• I feel the earth move under my feet…

  

  Roger Sutton, CEO of the Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority (CERA) resigns due to a sexual harassment case and will remain on “gardening leave” at home until he leaves the position

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• Letting of steam… or not

  

  The hot topic at this year’s G20 summit was global warming, where John Key, as an invited guest, defended NZ’s dairy emissions record

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• Foggy memories

  

  Indian demi-god and cricketing superstar Sachin Tendulkar blasts NZ in his just released autobiography

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• “Little” change for Labour

  

  Andrew Little is elected as the next Labour leader

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