'I didn't quite expect this much damage': Beer, wine, bottles smashed after quake
What bottle store employee found when she arrived to work after swarm of quakes.
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Muller exiting politics: 'I just didn't have the fire in the belly'
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Former National leader Todd Muller forgoes political dream in decision to resign
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Te Puke bridge open for traffic after it washed away in floods 6 weeks ago
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Zoe Hunter: There is no justification for robbing the local dairy
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The Premium Debate: Subscribers weigh in on the teachers’ strike
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Raising awareness of rights of hearing dogs
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