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Parker v Fa: Tension building ahead of Saturday's show-down 25 Feb, 2021 02:12 AM 3 minutes to read Heavyweight boxers Junior Fa and Joseph Parker face off at a press conference ahead of Saturday's fight. Photo / Photosport Excitement is building as boxing rivals Joseph Parker and Junior Fa prepare to step into the ring for what has been billed as one of the biggest events in New Zealand boxing history. Fight night is this Saturday at Auckland's Spark Arena with tickets selling fast for the much-anticipated event. Promoter David Higgins said about 80 per cent of the tickets have been sold. S...

Less than $300k to buy in Epsom: Check out 2020's cheapest house sales 19 Feb, 2021 04:00 PM 5 minutes to read Ben Leahy is a reporter for the New Zealand HeraldBen.Leahy@nzherald.co.nz House prices may have soared through the biggest boom in two decades last year, yet that hasn't stopped one eagle-eyed buyer snapping up a classic timber villa for just $15,000. The November purchase was the cheapest in the land last year according to a list of 2020's lowest-priced sales by analysts OneRoof-Valocity. And - for the price of a decent used car - the new owners netted a 1910-built, timber villa bo...

First-home buyers snapping up KiwiBuild homes in New Plymouth 17 Feb, 2021 10:39 PM 6 minutes to read Ronel and Jayden Langley move into their new KiwiBuild home in Marfell, New Plymouth. Photo / RNZ, Robin Martin Ronel and Jayden Langley move into their new KiwiBuild home in Marfell, New Plymouth. Photo / RNZ, Robin Martin RNZ A KiwiBuild development in New Plymouth has defied the naysayers and sold out the first tranche of 33 properties in double-quick time. The Discovery Development in Marfell only went on the market in October and there's already keen interest in the outstanding 35 homes ...

The Venus flytrap is that North American carnivorous plant that likes to feed on the insects and arachnids it catches by itself. It does this by snapping shut once it detects a meal landed on it, and it is the best analogy researchers found with a breakthrough they recently made using money from the U.S. Army.

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