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A 43-year-old man was found in a critical condition but died in hospital.
Police dismiss Marokopa locals' claims Tom Phillips wasn't involved in armed bank heist
Some Marokopa locals have refused to believe fugitive father was involved in the robbery.
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'I’ll shoot you': Barricaded man fired at police during 14-hour siege
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'We are stuck': Family fears for Kiwi missing for five months in Spain
The expat has not been heard from since May.
'Complacency can cause accidents': NZTA’s advice for SH1 detours
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School 'appalled' council roadworks will coincide with exams
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What is Jellycat and why are there growing concerns about fakes?
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Andrew Bayly addresses interaction that led to complaint against him
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Tribute to fighter pilot grandfather in wearable art winner's creation
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Arrest after alleged Gisborne shoplifter assaulted staff
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Vehicle thefts hit Gisborne residents hard
Police say about 10 vehicles were stolen over two nights in Gisborne.
Poverty Bay A&P Show: If you build it, they will come
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Murder-accused is 'Dorothy', not the 'Wicked Witch of the West’, defence tells jury
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Repair costs for Wynyard Quarter bridge blow out
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Judith Collins speaks with Ryan Bridge
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'Take some wine and f*** off': Minister sorry for behaviour during business visit
Employee said he felt degraded and embarrassed by minister's treatment of him.
'Betrayed': Dunedin woman stole almost $1m from elderly mum
Dunedin woman steals nearly $1m from mother, sentenced to over three years in prison.
Gisborne rules the mat at NZ champs
Three golds to Amelia Gibb and two to sister Sarah and veteran Bevan Brooking.
Newmarket clothing shop owner charged with making intimate visual recordings
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Afternoon quiz: What is Erling Haaland's position on the football field?
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Mixed reaction as free period for alfresco dining fees extended
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Ngā Kūaha aims to bridge understanding between Māori healing and psychiatry
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Benches removed from south Auckland park after indecent acts
Two park benches at a popular sports park in south Auckland to be removed.