Soccer: Herbert misses out
Sydney FC's Vitezslav Lavicka was named coach of the year by Australia's Professional Footballers Association yesterday, out-polling Wellington's Ricki Herbert and Melbourne's Ernie Merrick. The Czech born former Sparta Prague... 
© 2010 NZ Herald 8:53am Rush on Riverton's good oil as price rises
Motorists scrambled to buy cheap petrol at Caltex's self-service pumps in Riverton before the price ballooned 23c yesterday.
© 2010 Stuff.co.nz 8:43am US job openings jump sharply
Job openings rose sharply earlier this year, a sign that US employers might be preparing to step up hiring.
© 2010 Stuff.co.nz 8:43am Telcos buoy Wall St
US stocks rose in early trading, the anniversary of the market lows reached in the recession, as gains in transportation and telecommunications shares signaled the recovery remained intact.
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NRL: Mason to debut off the bench
North Queensland's star recruit Willie Mason will make his Cowboys debut off the bench against Brisbane on Friday night. Coach Neil Henry yesterday named the former Sydney Roosters prop on an extended bench for the Suncorp Stadium...
© 2010 NZ Herald 8:53am Smile guy - you're on criminal camera
A man has been caught on a security camera – stealing it.
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