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Official stats show unemployment has fallen in the capital as other areas rise.
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No extra funding for new smoking action plan as daily smokers increase
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Gisborne artists donate to Faces of the Coast for mental health awareness
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National's Stanford allegedly calls Labour's Tinetti a 'stupid bitch'
Stanford apologises: Labour says she has a habit of making similar comments.
Gisborne's speed limit changes under threat as Govt shifts gears
Gisborne implemented reduced speed limits in July, supported by public consultation.
Trophy haul for Zoe to end secondary school years
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Proposed law change would give victims final say on sex offenders remaining secret
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‘Very antsy guy in a balaclava’ seen in Auckland mall before security guard stabbing
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David Seymour says he lacks confidence in early analysis of Waikato Med School merits
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Hawke's Bay art scene blooms with Art Farm's first night market
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Winston Peters reveals deadline for Cook Strait ferry decision
It's almost a year since the Government pulled the plug on KiwiRail's mega ferries.
Students to create Māori superhero series 'Pūkeko Man' at Rāngai
Gisborne's Rāngai Studios launches 'Pukeko Man', a Māori superhero series with student help.
Man jailed after running over Kiwi Olympian at roadworks site, nearly kills him
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Man who plunged knife into neck of pensioner flatmate guilty of murder
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