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New $300,000 city sculpture to be revealed
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Rāhui placed in Eastbourne after pensioner's body found; death remains unexplained
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Carved pou Tāne Mahuta restored by expert carvers
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The Ngāti Porou woman who invented BMW’s colour-changing car
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Pounamu gallery with star clientele to open in Hamilton
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Kaitiaki and scientists join forces to protect lowland forests
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Former Act leader Richard Prebble appointed to Waitangi Tribunal
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Māori ward contenders told ‘do the homework’
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Internal Affairs signs MoU to further protect children in schools from potential child abusers
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Te Pāti Māori claims police operation targeting Mongrel Mob was ‘terrorism’ with ‘racist agenda’
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$500,000 used on Ihumātao discussion and nothing to show for it
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