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Father fights to bring daughter home

Under the Hague Convention Simon has fought through the courts for his daughter to be returned home.

Big day in South Canterbury Finance saga

We now know the identity of all five men charged in connection with what police are effectively alleging is the biggest corporate fraud in New Zealand history. $1.7 billion worth of transactions in total.

Photoshoot with a difference at Bethells Beach

For most people the idea of striping naked and being photographed at a busy beach is probably pretty close to their worst nightmare.

How cochlear implant funding can change a life

When Issy Cairns was just four weeks old, her parents were told she was profoundly deaf.

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Wayne Tempero walks John Campbell through the events on January 20

Campbell Live enters Kim Dotcom's Coatesville mansion

Assistant Police Commissioner Malcolm Burgess

Police defend actions during Dotcom raid

PrintzBoard, friend to the Black Eyed Peas and Kim Dotcom

Dotcom charges fraction of world awash with copyright breaches

Dotcom in jail: assets frozen, possessions taken, claiming innocence

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Father fights to bring daughter home

Big day in South Canterbury Finance saga

Photoshoot with a difference at Bethells Beach

How cochlear implant funding can change a life

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Campbell Live enters Kim Dotcom's Coatesville mansion

Police defend actions during Dotcom raid

Dotcom in jail: assets frozen, possessions taken, claiming innocence

Father fights to bring daughter home

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Campbell Living

Piri Weepu bottle-feeding daughter blasted as 'inappropriate'

Earlier this year All Black Piri Weepu gave up his time to take part in a Smokefree advertisement made by the Health Sponsorship Council.

Campbell One-On-One

Scientists using the rings on kauri trees to look at climate patterns are tipping global warming to bring more big weather extremes in the coming years

Kauri trees show La Nina future in new research

The reason we have rotten summer is largely due to the La Niña conditions, where we experience the blustery damp weather compared to that of El Niño’s long hot and dry spells.