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Matt Bell said there had been a real prospect the Havelock North cinema would close.
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The Grinch visits Waihī as festive flags fail
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Why 49 roles are being cut at the Māori-Crown relations office
Te Arawhiti shifts focus, saves 44 roles by transferring them to Te Puni Kōkiri.
'Standing with them': Gisborne council's stance against Treaty Bill
Gisborne Council opposes Treaty Principles Bill, citing threats to local partnerships.
Bridge reopens: Businesses hopeful Wynyard Quarter link will bring patrons back
The fix has cost at least $10.6m. The bridge cost $3.7m to build in 2011.
Kiwi charged for terrorism and investigation into Deputy Police Commissioner | NZ Herald News Update
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Police officer Will Hamilton is fighting blood cancer. Video / Will Hamilton/Givealittle
Karen Chhour: Why young offenders need real chances, not political games
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Couples rethink wedding priorities amid rocky few years
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Hamilton in for big visitor boost following announcement of high-calibre event calendar
Waikato is the place to be in the next while.
'Better place': Restaurant operators whose lease was not renewed open new venue 200m down road
'Maybe this has happened for a reason.'
Editorial: Ferries update a political power play from Peters
OPINION: The new Minister of Rail is already styling himself as a ferry hero.
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The hardware store video sparked debate on social media.
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'It’s so much more than a meal. It really helps.'
Opinion: We're critically short of nurses - why do we make it so hard for students like me?
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Letters: Send teen crims' parents on bootcamps too
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Morning quiz: Which town recorded the highest temperature ever in NZ of 42.4C?
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Nicola Willis likely to exceed target for reducing consultant spending, saving $800m
The Government set a target of reducing spending by $400m a year.
Mitre 10 staff threaten vehicle with forklift
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Wellington property valuations ‘out of whack’ and need to change, agent says
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