New Zealand, world, sport, business & entertainment news on Stuff.co.nz adstuff  | jobstuff  | propertystuff  | cuisine  | archivestuff  | personalstuff   stuffonsale   STUFF LATEST | | Saturday, 31 December 2005 NZ NEWSPAPERS NATIONAL NEWS WORLD NEWS SPORT BUSINESS WEATHER HEALTH TECHNOLOGY ENTERTAINMENT ODDSTUFF VIDEOS RURAL INSIGHT TRAVEL FOOD & WINE MOTORING CARTOON GALLERY PHOTO GALLERY CROSSWORDS HOROSCOPES COMPETITIONS NZ MAGAZINES SUBSCRIPTIONS YOUR SAY MAKE STUFF MY HOME ABOUT STUFF FEEDBACK © Fairfax New Zealand Limited 2005. All the material on this page has the protection of international copyright. All rights reserved SEARCH STUFF WEB HEADLINES ALERT       T O P   S T O R I E S    Holiday road toll reaches 16 The holiday road toll has risen to 16 with the death of a second person injured in a Christmas Day crash in Manawatu. New Year honours list released Golf superstar Michael Campbell, other top sportsmen plying their trades abroad and musician Bic Runga add a celebrity flavour to a New Year honours list that champions both tall poppies and quiet achievers. Quiet fury at teen sex attack A community's outrage at the violent sexual attack on a 14-year-old girl in Lower Hutt is growing as the victim's family pleads for help. Party on - but take care Police numbers are being boosted around holiday spots to control New Year's Eve revellers and enforce liquor bans. »   N A T I O N A L   N E W S    Man being assessed after pouring petrol over himself A man is being assessed by medical staff after he doused himself in petrol at a south Auckland service station today. 'Bar too low' for uni students Seatbelts save victims in five-car pile-up IRD right to sack workers - Court of Appeal »   W O R L D   N E W S    Bush extends anti-terrorism law TEXAS: President George W Bush today signed legislation extending key provisions of the anti-terrorism USA Patriot Act until February 3, despite earlier objecting to anything short of a permanent renewal. Three British hostages freed in Gaza Egyptian police end protest, 23 Sudanese dead London Underground strike set to go ahead »   S P O R T    NZ have an easy target New Zealand were set an easy target of 164 runs to win the second one-day cricket international against Sri Lanka in Queenstown today. Baby gi