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- Young child dies imitating Hussein's execution
- New Zealand MP to be present at state funeral of Gerald Ford
- Boston rings in the new year
- Slovenia adopts euro
- World reacts to execution of Saddam Hussein
- New UN Secretary General assumes post
- 1 million people welcome 2007 in Sydney
- Australian 1976 Cabinet papers released
- Bangkok hit with further New Year bomb blasts
- Lebanon delays presidential vote
- Georgia Aquarium beluga whale euthanized
- Calgary bars resist smoking ban
- United Airlines employees spot UFO at Chicago's O'Hare Airport
- Iraqi government to investigate Saddam video
- 21-year-old man sexually assaulted in New Zealand
- Bush plans to roll out new Iraq strategy this week
- Qatari proxy IP address temporarily blocked on Wikipedia
- Raymond van Barneveld wins PDC World Darts Championship
- Report: U.S. tried to delay Hussein's execution
- Mob protests Saddam Hussein's execution
- CNN typo mixes up prospective U.S. presidential candidate with Osama bin Laden
- Saddam's co-defendants to be executed Thursday
- Broncos player Williams shot to death, police looking for suspect
- U.S. superbug expected to emerge in Canada
- Insurgents now control Iraqi city
- New Zealand holiday road toll at 26-year low
- Toxic chemicals found in four Canadian politicians
- Automobiles torched in France for New Years
- Nancy Pelosi named new Speaker of the US House of Representatives
- Britain makes final World War II debt payments
- 'UFO' spotted in Istanbul, Turkey
- Saturn's moon Titan hosts liquid lakes and rivers
- United States Navy ordered to Somalian coast
- Canadian PM cabinet shuffle results
- Television actors acknowledged by SAG Awards nominations
- Canadian PM will shuffle cabinet today
- Record number of bicycles sold in Australia in 2006
- Australian Police net $540 million in "liquid ecstacy"
- Baghdad TV station shut down for showing Saddam mourners
- Canada wins gold at 2007 IIHF World Junior Ice Hockey Championship
- US nuclear security director asked to resign
- Ethics debate surrounds surgery to stunt disabled girl's growth
- Egypt announces Internet crime initiative
- Report: 50,000 American casualties in Iraq
- FBI details chief justice's prescription drug trouble
- Record low amount of organs donated in New Zealand
- Indonesian passenger plane crashes in mountains
- Meteorite falls through roof of house in New Jersey
- Avalanche buries cars in Colorado
- Southeast United States hit with strong storms
- Vancouver stadium dome damaged
- A1GP New Zealand speeds its way into record books
- Warming oceans make it harder for fish to breathe
- Sunday Times says Israel is planning nuclear strike against Iran
- BrasilTelecom blocks YouTube
- Inventor of instant noodles passes away
- ICANN top-level .xxx domain name not dead yet
- North American roads suffer from dramatic thaws and freezes
- Scorpion found on flight to Toronto, Canada
- Austrian students protest new government's student fees plan
- Sextuplets born in Vancouver, Canada
- Accusations Tigger threw punch fill airwaves as teen claims neck injuries
- Natural gas odor permeates New York and Jersey Cities
- Polish Archbishop resigns after spying revelations
- Subway train derails in Washington, D.C.
- Nick Smith responds to claims he is New Zealand's worst behaved politician
- U.S. air strikes on Somalia confirmed
- Canadian 2007 Genie Award nominations announced
- U.S. Nuclear submarine collides with Japanese tanker
- Sudan may allow joint UN/
AU forces in Darfur - Full video of Tigger incident reveals different story
- "Prada", "Illusionist" among screen adaptations up for USC Scripter
- Makeup Oscar nominee list narrowed to seven
- Hindu Holy Men in India threaten to boycott Ganges River Festival because of pollution
- Prince Laurent of Belgium testifies in marine fraud case
- Number of breaches during New Zealand's end of year exams
- Apple introduces iPhone and Apple TV
- Air New Zealand movie censored the word God
- Third Canadian found dead in Mexico
- Teamsters site suggests Tigger pardoned
- Teamsters Union comments on Tigger incident
- Iranian news agency reports UFO has crashed in Kerman province
- Sudan adopts new currency
- Gun scare at Concordia University, Montreal
- Bush unveils America's new Iraq plan
- US House votes Federal minimum wage increase
- CBS blog criticizes stations' coverage of Tigger incident
- Bank of England raises interest rates
- Ontario, Canada byelections announced
- Large blizzard sweeps through British Columbia, Northern Alberta and Saskatchewan
- Canadian sextuplets could get blood transfusion, religion forbids it
- Cisco sues Apple for iPhone trademark
- US raids Iran 'liaison office', Russia says it is unacceptable
- Explosion at the U.S. embassy in Athens
- Canadian CEO accused of fraud, suspected to have fled country
- Car and train collide in Buffalo, New York
- "Children of Men" wins Scripter Award for writing
- Canon Inc. to buy the stake of Toshiba in their joint venture
- Peter Jackson banned from working with New Line
- Bloggers cite rumors of US "secret war" with Iran and Syria
- Ship accident in Norwegian sea causes environmental catastrophe
- Western New York prepares for ice storm
- Japanese court plans to seize control of 2channel
- Mine collapses in West Virginia; 2 reported dead
- Tsunami warning issued after earthquake near Japan
- Fifth person killed by serial killer in Mumbai
- New Zealand Green party rates other parties on climate change policies
- Toxic wetlands may be cause of thousands of bird deaths in Western Australia
- Hydrofoil collides with cargo ship near Sicily
- Internet pirates want their own nation
- Saddam's co-defendant decapitated while being hanged
- Arnold Schwarzenegger to visit Canada
- Bollywood stars Aishwarya Rai and Abhishek Bachchan engaged
- New Zealand Commerce Commission investigating Australian company
- Clashes in central Bolivian city kills two
- Victoria power grid collapses due to spot fires
- String of church fires in Greenville, NC cause concern
- Orange County Sheriff's Office still investigating into Tigger hit
- Bravitude climbing fast on Google
- Google and Yahoo remain on the top of the U.S. web search market
- New Zealand's threatened species list updated
- Israeli head of military Dan Halutz resigns
- Report says US military gear sold to Iran and China
- Apple concerned with iPhone icons' alleged misuse
- Sex industry plans live sex-on-demand video for hotels
- Bravitude and Chair of the Wikimedia Foundation on the main French TV network
- New Zealanders being urged to become condom testers
- New Zealand's NCEA results due today onwards
- Canadian CEO surrenders to police
- Airline checks Dell and Apple computers for hazard
- Peasant group to rap Philippine military for ‘electioneering’
- China shoots down weather satellite with ballistic missile
- Iran says it's ready for standoff over nuclear activities
- UK Celebrity Big Brother loses sponsorship over racism allegations
- EU report in favour of adopting open source software
- New search engine to search inside Wikipedia
- World University Games 2007 opened in Turin
- Apple Inc. doubled its profits
- Cambodian woman found after 19 years of jungle life
- "Dr Dino" gets 10 years in prison after failure to pay taxes
- Philippine's human rights commission brands provincial capitol assault 'Overkill'
- H5N1 Avian Flu virus mutates; shows resistance to drug
- Stabbing at Massachusetts high school leaves one dead
- Consumer database of several major North American stores hacked
- Turkish-Armenian journalist killed in Turkey
- Canada beats USA 5-0 in ice hockey at World University Games
- World's oldest living woman dies at age 115
- Google and publishing business to team up in future
- Intoxicated New Zealand policeman keeps job
- Turkish homeless man burns to death after being neglected
- Sri Lankan military liberates key town
- US air force colonel claims he spotted UFOs over Arkansas
- Sewerage project starts in Pakistan
- Church group backs 'extremist' mosque
- Lakewood Police & SWAT team end standoff with tear gas
- Kuiper Belt object to become comet in approx. 2 million years
- 13 U.S. soldiers killed in helicopter crash
- Hillary Clinton forms presidential exploratory committee
- Chinese short movie mocks Kim Jong il and his secret agent
- Flaming possum blamed for New Zealand fire
- Europe hit by storms, 45 deaths reported
- Fire breaks out in Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park, Australia
- Ricky Hatton regains IBF light welterweight title
- Series of earthquakes hit Korea, Indonesia, Turkey and Norway
- Suspected assassin of Turkish-Armenian journalist arrested
- Oil leaking container ship might cause environmental catastrophe
- UK firms encouraged to make the Web speak
- A1 Grand Prix Taupo, New Zealand results
- Sydney councils pay investigators to have sex with prostitutes
- UK freedom of information acts come into effect
- Disease scare in south Sudan, aid groups return
- Hillary Clinton to host live webcasts
- Pfizer to cut jobs in Michigan
- L'Abbé Pierre dies at 94 in France
- Snow storm hits Arizona and New Mexico
- Canada's Labrador and Quebec dispute their boundaries
- Microsoft launches its anti-piracy campaign in the United States
- Murdered journalist Hrant Dink feared for safety: brother
- New Zealander blind in one eye because of novelty lens
- Three killed during Hezbollah-led protest
- Canadian PM rebukes France's Ségolène Royal on Quebec sovereignty
- Rockefeller says Iraq is draining funds
- Republican Senators oppose more troops in Iraq
- "Sunshine", "Queen" in the spotlight as 79th Annual Academy Award nominations announced
- New Zealand policeman caught speeding
- Papua New Guinea police chief attacked, houses torched in response
- Microsoft offers to pay blogger to 'correct' Wikipedia article
- Man attacked by shark now safe in hospital
- Senate panel votes 12-9 against troop increase in Iraq
- MySpace to display AMBER Alerts
- Glastonbury headliners announced
- Economy center stage in French elections
- New Zealand policeman caught speeding discharged
- US troops in the Philippines to resume activities
- Four killed in sectarian clashes in Beirut
- Amsterdam pet shop owner creates beer for dogs
- Living fossil caught off coast of Japan
- Ontario Green Party leader to run in byelection
- Sex offender pretends to be 12 years old; enrolls into seventh grade
- Militant group 'protests' placards used in Armenian-Turkish journalist's funeral
- Study says to clean your sponge, microwave it
- New Zealand police defend decision to charge speeding policeman
- Two major political parties protest placards used in Armenian-Turkish journalist's funeral
- Snow falls in New Mexico
- Series of earthquakes hit Taiwan, Turkey, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Indonesia
- Aussies ignore flag ban at Big Day Out festival
- Carbon monoxide protects against paralysis in MS mice
- Locals and officer claim to have seen a UFO in Charlotte, North Carolina
- Microsoft sales go higher than expected in last quarter
- Black Box from missing Indonesian plane may have been found
- Yahoo's new Internet ad sales system is a progress
- Four women killed in Papua New Guinea witchhunt
- New host announced for 2007 Netball World Championships
- US soldier in the Philippines apprehended for violating gun ban
- Nicole Kidman injured during movie stunt
- Mummified baby found In Florida self-storage unit
- Labatt USA to move headquarters to Buffalo, New York
- Thousands protest Iraq war in Washington D.C.
- Microsoft disgruntled with partner Dell's interest in open source
- North Korea denies cooperation with Iran on nuclear programs
- Iran's official radio silent about U.N. resolution against Holocaust denials
- West Indies wins the third match of the cricket series against India
- U.S. Army to court-martial Abu Ghraib officer
- Technology developed to detect fake drugs quickly
- Martial law lifted in 41 provinces of Thailand
- Students insulted on returned New Zealand exam papers
- Discriminatory job ad by Central Bank of Turkey asks for men only
- Canadian government apologizes to deportation victim Arar
- Environmentalists: "Turn everything off!" on February 1st
- Informal MSNBC Poll: 87% of respondents believe Bush should be impeached
- US and Iraqi forces kill 250 militants in Najaf fighting
- Ferry hijacked to protest slogans in assassinated Turkish-Armenian journalist's funeral
- David Cameron advocates a new "British" approach to a multicultural UK
- Waitangi day or New Zealand day? United Future calls for a change
- Crosswords/2005/January/28
- Canada's Conservatives launch new ad campaign
- Locals claim to have seen a UFO in Honolulu, Hawaii
- American racehorse Barbaro euthanized, co-owner reports
- Sinn Fein votes to accept policing
- YouTube to reward users for posting creative videos
- Bulusan Volcano releases some ash
- Series of earthquakes hit Indonesia, Turkey, and Norway
- Filipino activist leader survives assassination attempt
- Beckham woos US as Disney Prince
- Suspended letterbox for sale on New Zealand auction site
- White House refuses to release climate policy documents
- Hewlett-Packard to expand partnership with SAP
- Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Commission endorses Children's Song
- Philippine commission holds retired general responsible for killings
- Zenit rocket explodes on launch pad
- Home of Stonehenge builders found
- Senator Arlen Specter challenges President Bush
- MySpace shares its database of sex offenders
- T-Wolves extinguish Suns, end Phoenix streak
- NBA announces starters for 2007 All-Star Game
- Greek actor Nikos Kourkoulos dies at 73
- Wikinews exclusive: 'speed not behind New Zealand's road toll'
- Postal suspension lifted in Hamilton, New Zealand
- Primary camera on Hubble Space Telescope shut down
- Iran to expand military and economic ties with Iraq; will reconstruct nation
- 'Bridezilla' YouTube video: many debate legitimacy
- Confirmed bird flu death in Nigeria
- Petrol pricing in Bathurst, NSW reduced for only seven days
- Man arrested after attempting to break into Prince Charles's home
- Steel Industry: Tata buys Corus
- Prestigious 2007 design award given to TAG Heuer
- Sweden to open embassy in Second Life
- India wins the cricket series against West Indies by 3-1
- Militants to present evidence Malacanang sanctioned killings
- New Zealand exam insulter revealed
- Several dead after gas station explosion