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‘I assure you they have the correct resources available’
Police Minister Mark Mitchell speaking on preparations ahead of tomorrow's hīkoi. Video / Mark Mitchell
Karen Aim's teen killer, who spent more than half his life in prison, denied parole
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Seymour criticises Maipi-Clarke's haka at Parliament
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Anaru Eketone: Why do we have to wait six months to kill Treaty bill?
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'It's been a wild ride': Rebecca Russell quits Auckland rugby league after reforms
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First day of the coronial inquest into the death of Olympic cyclist Olivia Podmore
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Armed police swarm West Auckland after firearm brandished at workers in 'road rage' incident
The Police Eagle helicopter was deployed to the area.
Unborn baby dies after urgent scan results sent to 'nowhere'
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Art project left at door of Napier museum causes bomb scare
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Afternoon quiz: What banking term directly translates to 'dead pledge' in Old French?
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Fat blast treatment puts woman in hospital for skin graft
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The minister has a message for gang members ahead of impending gang patch ban.
From kapa haka to taiao: Toihoukura's talented artists
Tātai Hono exhibition opens, featuring Level 3 students' diverse artistic expressions.
Shane Jones: Our image on the world stage is being tarnished
OPINION: The extraordinary behaviour of some MPs must be punished.
Charter school provider has 'significant concerns' about application process
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'I find solace in the memories': Yanfei Bao's partner speaks at emotional funeral service
The trial for the man accused of killing her continues.
Finn Ross talks carbon farming on The Country
Finn Ross, Alan Thomson, Dr Jacqueline Rowarth.
Cyclone stories of Gisborne farmers feature in Farmstrong book
Rob and Marie Burke have first hand experience tackling disaster.
'A mess’: Popular Hastings restaurant loses 'lots of cash' in smash-and-grab
Family business with high walls around it had 'all our Friday night’s takings' stolen.
Wrecked cafe reopens after front-end loader ram raid
The community turned out in force to help clean up the damage.
Watch: Moment supermarket staff foil alleged thief in daylight confrontation
Supermarket staff foiled an abusive man’s alleged attempt to steal a trolley-full of food. Video / Supplied
Opinion: Why farmers need field trials
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NZ Herald Live: Mark Mitchell with beat police
Minister Mark Mitchell in Wellington CBD with beat police
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Cyclone heroes celebrated at Hawke's Bay Forestry Awards
'Forestry people opened roads, towed gear through flooded rivers.'
Supermarket security guard stabbed in New Lynn
The knife went through the guard's vest and into her torso.
Worm-rich soil lifts cow health at Golden Bay dairy farm
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