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Almost 80 officers will staff police's gang disruption units with more to come.
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Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says the long-tunnel option to replace Wellington’s Mt Victoria tunnel is “a really attractive option”.
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Christopher Luxon says Wellington mega-tunnel a ‘really attractive’ option
Luxon spoke with Newstalk ZB’s Wellington Mornings host Nick Mills.
NZ breaks with Five Eyes partners, backs UN resolution calling Israel to withdraw from settlements
Winston Peters said New Zealand offered cautious support to the resolution.
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Govt aiming to reduce number of jury trials to fix court delays
The average duration of a jury trial has jumped from 349 days to 498 days.
Compromised devices part of China-linked ‘botnet’ found in NZ
Aotearoa has joined with others in calling out the activity.
Injured climbers may remain trapped on Mt Cook for days after another freezing night
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Education changes: Area schools ‘copping it from all directions’
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New poll results show closer fight between Hipkins, Luxon
It follows a poor public poll for the Labour leader.
Strong wind warning for Auckland, possible harbour bridge disruptions
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The Warehouse faces criminal charges over 'dangerous' children's toy
Commission warns: 'Return these toys; the risk of harm to young children is not worth it.'
Farmers push for rural ward in South Wairarapa
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Taking the cake: How to enjoy cafe food at discount prices
Waste minimising app launches in Rotorua.
Wealthy NZers pay less tax than peers in nine OECD nations, study finds
New Zealand and Belgium were the only two nations that did not have a capital gains tax.
'Gutting': Charity garage sale may be canned after alleged burglary
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NZ to get hotter, faster than previously expected - Niwa
New Zealand could be 3C warmer by the end of the century.
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Govt responds after rebels propose new terms for Kiwi pilot's release
Phillip Mehrtens, a former Jetstar pilot, was taken hostage in February last year.
New lifejacket rule aims to minimise deaths on the water
Bay of Plenty boaties will need to don a lifejacket in boats under 6m while underway.
NZCT kicks in $21,060 for football project
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Final day at Māori Land Court for Marine and Coastal Act applications.
Māori Land Court hears evidence of Marine Coastal Applications.
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Organisers cut prices for Eden Park haka record attempt
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Millions awarded to combat invasive gold clam
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