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The passenger said there was a big jolt as the plane touched the runway.
$5k for info on baby sea lion shot in Otago, suffered 'slow and painful death'
Baby sea lion was shot in an estuary in the Catlins and left to die a slow, painful death.
BOP Steamers thrash Northland 53-13
Win pushes Steamers to second place in the provincial championships.
Letters: Sorry TVNZ but some things are sacred for a state broadcaster
OPINION: 'TVNZ is not just a commercial broadcaster to entertain us.'
Afternoon quiz: Tala is the official currency of which country?
Test your knowledge with the Herald's afternoon quiz.
David Seymour’s charter schools: Half of applications unlikely to proceed
First charter schools set to open early next year.
'Extremely shaken': Whangārei man suffers facial injuries in home invasion
Police say three men forced their way into the man's home.
Police to refuse 'inappropriate' mental health callouts
Police receive calls from hospitals for help they believe should not involve them.
Govt eyeing ‘major reform’ of building consent system
Govt says building costs and cumbersome consenting system are behind high house prices.
Five hurt in Canterbury road crash; two helicopters fly injured to hospital
Hato Hone St John said five people were taken to hospital via road and helicopter.
Coromandel misses out on $250m transport resilience funding
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Hezbollah leader killed, Dunedin hospital outcry | Morning Bulletin 29 September, 2024
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Highway fire: Emergency services put out two blazes on Bay of Plenty roadside
The road has now reopened.
Fugitive jailed for 'gratuitous, shameful' attack that left 90yo man permanently disabled
The elderly victim was strangled from behind and savagely beaten in his own home.
One of Auckland’s most popular beaches declared safe after sewage overflow
This morning, there was a very high illness risk for anyone swimming at the beach.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: Crims the only ones not celebrating Coster's exit
OPINION: It was Coster who raised questions about his own political independence.
Shane Te Pou: Time for our Koru Club Prime Minister to deliver
OPINION: For all the bragging, Luxon has come away empty-handed.
Heartbreak in Kaikōura: Quad bike kills banded dotterel during hatch
The incident has conservationists calling for four-wheel drives to be banned from beaches.
Missing Kaikōura snorkeller found dead in water by rescue crews
The death will be referred to the coroner.
Country life in 1945: Was boozing the answer?
Liquor laws meant life was "rather dull in rural districts" back in the day.
Morning quiz: What is the smallest planet in the solar system?
Test your knowledge with the Herald's morning quiz.
Sir Tim Shadbolt: How the voters fell out of love with the political heavyweight
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Jarrod Gilbert: 'Why must you always hurt me?': My 'abusive relationship' with my online yoga teacher
COMMENT: Jarrod Gilbert tackles the pain and power that come with yoga.
Sunny start across country to holiday week but rain, snow snap looms
Make the most of the fine weather ahead of the next stormy spell to hit midweek.
'I love him even more': Twin responds to brother's surfing injury
“Everything we do now is about protecting Matt’s mana” while he undergoes treatment.
Vege tips: Why October is sow important
OPINION: Watching the new growth appear is nature at its best.
Gong recipient's firm owes $4m, including $180k for Rolls-Royce, says liquidator
Rahal has resigned as a JP and the Honours Unit is probing whether he should hold a gong.
Polkinghorne offered dead wife’s shoes, handbag as gifts during $6000 trysts - sex worker
'He gets clones of women who look the same, younger versions of his wife.'
Children receive hundreds of cannabis prescriptions per year, parent says it's 'life-saving'
Research shows the drug can work well with some forms of epilepsy.
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