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MOTAT’s million-dollar push to keep heritage trams rolling
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Firearms licensing process meant Christchurch terrorist considered 'fit and proper'
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Mum of missing Marokopa children speaks to NZ Herald
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Australia waives diplomatic immunity for man embroiled in Wellington street fight
Police had sought a waiver of diplomatic immunity to press charges.
Car trapped under pickup truck after three-vehicle rush-hour crash on Auckland motorway
“Delay your journey or use an alternative route.”
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'This protest crossed that line': Renowned University of Otago building damaged during pro-Palestine protest
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Cops assaulted during arrest of fleeing driver
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