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Room full of guns discovered in West Auckland home
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Home sweet home: Affordable housing development in Wairoa set for opening
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Iwi leader Bayden Barber sick of freedom campers at Waimarama Beach ‘doing their business wherever’
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'Common sense prevailed': Mānawatu-Tararua Highway won’t be tolled
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Rare dolphin spotted in Auckland's Waitematā Harbour
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'Such a load of s***': Mayor fumes at road speed limit hurdles
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