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After graduating, he would like to work overseas and 'gain some industry experience'.
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Letters: Gang intimidation at council meeting; boosting ambulance funding
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'Stolen valour': Former RSA president accused of wearing medals he didn’t earn
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Morning quiz: Who sung 'I'm Lovin' It' for McDonald's in their old TV ads?
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Shane Te Pou: Aotearoa adrift - squandering time and money on failed infrastructure
OPINION: The two major political parties need to grow up and come together.
$30m art bequest that Auckland Art Gallery snubbed gifted to Oz
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Ariki Rigby murder: Two years on, killers remain free
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OPINION: PM Christopher Luxon displayed emotions rarely seen in the public eye.
'Ghost dog': Owner who fought $300 fine questions city's canine data
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Police swarm on Tomuri Place townhouse
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