School principal forged documents to claim grandparents' super after they died
Judge: 'Had you done this right, you probably would have got the inheritance anyway.'
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Editorial: Can we really stop young teens from using social media?
OPINION: Bans have had little success but unrestricted access has been disastrous.
Iconic waterfront road in Bay of Islands' Russell/Kororāreka, to partially close for six-month trial
The benefits of a more pedestrian-friendly environment will be assessed.
Napier City Rovers aim high after rampant first-up National League win
Stunning start backs up Napier City Rovers' hopes of doing well in the National League.
Arena Williams: Why Auckland needs a strong public sector to tackle its crises
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Auckland's controversial overnight parking charges delayed to 'December at earliest'
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Multimillion-dollar Wellington cycleway on pause after council cost savings
The council is not planning any investment in the project over the next three years.
Letters: National’s short-sighted ferry proposal is way off track
OPINION: '[National's] proposal to buy non-rail-capable ferries is nonsensical.'
Ryan Bridge: Driven to distraction – are speed limits the issue or lazy Kiwi drivers?
OPINION: Don’t we have to just let people drive and allow accidents to be the lesson?
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Israel and Hezbollah conflict: What could draw New Zealand into the Middle East crisis?
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ANZ branch continues its 150-year legacy in Tauranga
The opening marked 'a new beginning for ANZ in Tauranga'.
Construction worker hospitalised after Auckland workplace accident
A blood-stained sandbag was seen on the grass in front of the site.
'I wasn’t even there': Brother of murder accused denies being the killer
Jamie Gill was drinking with the siblings before his body was found in a paddock.
Dunedin Hospital scaleback: Nurses issue warning to Government
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Lower Hutt locals are shutting themselves indoors to escape another wave of putrid odours.
Armed police swarm car in upmarket Auckland suburb over firearm fears
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ACC reports increase in Croc-related injuries
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Education Minister Erica Stanford says her relationship with teacher union is ‘excellent’
Stanford made her comments at the annual PPTA meeting.
Political Roundup: Do housing assets cause a conflict of interest for wealthy politicians?
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One slip and it was all over: Hawke's Bay's big race transferred to Te Rapa
When a horse slipped in Race 1 in Hastings on Saturday, it was the beginning of the end,
Realtor made secret commission deal with buyer of $26.5m property, then didn't pay up
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Man appears in court following serious assault on police officer
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GeoNet reported "moderate" shaking, with Parliament experiencing noticeable roll.
Drunk women not 'asking for trouble': Rape trial judge debunks 'common misconceptions'
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'Conditions picked up and darkness fell': Father, daughter boaties rescued in Hauraki Gulf mission
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New national hockey league matches set for Napier
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‘State-of-the-art’: Refurbished children’s unit opens at Rotorua Hospital
Health minister Dr Shane Reti opened unit on Tuesday.
Council starts 'process' to remove beach shelter
Council says the shelter has to come down as it breaches bylaws.