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Three Samoan seasonal workers are dead after a truck tyre blowout on SH1.
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Car crashes into Auckland Central apartment building
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Pedestrian injured after being hit by car in Carterton
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Defence say teen made up rape allegations due to fear of parents
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Northland Regional Council keeps Māori seats but pushes back against polling
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Pauline Hanna started message on phone at 4am morning of death, defence says
The Auckland eye surgeon is accused of having strangled wife Pauline Hanna.
Man charged after fatal shooting of Tolaga Bay father-of-three on hunting trip
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Piarere roundabout to be in use from September
Construction of the roundabout got underway in January.
‘Sorry, comrade!’: Disarray in House amid questions over minister calling judge ‘communist’
The House was in disarray on a number of occasions during the questioning.
Police going door-to-door as hunt for Blockhouse Bay killer continues
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Acting CEO for Tainui Group Holdings announced
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Minister defends 5% of coastline comment
Minister's 5% marine title claim not based on analysis, just 'free-flowing discussion'.
Pacific Islands Forum: Foreign Minister invited to New Caledonia, officials to meet French ambassador
It comes as communications to the island of Christopher Luxon's retreat improve.
‘Appalling cultural appropriation’: Craft beer featuring Māori explorer to be removed
The brewery responsible said it 'simply didn’t ask anyone if it might be offensive'.
Labour's tax policy debate: capital gains tax and wealth tax under discussion
Chris Hipkins confirms Labour debates varied taxes, including capital gains.
'Hard one to control': Illegal wood chopping along Marlborough river
Firewood is believed to be the main motivator for the rise in wood chopping.
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‘Keep the lights on’: Community rallies over mills threat
'I believe this can be fixed – there needs to be an intervention.'
State highway to close for police investigation days after serious crash
The scene examination will include an assessment of whether the incident was deliberate.
Police call out 'disgusting' livestreamers filming dead bodies at South Auckland crash
Police condemned the “disgusting” actions of a bystander who live-streamed the crash site.
Hauraki questions local share of gambling money
Not all of the community share stays in the community.
Head Hunters set to forfeit $15m in assets following Judge's landmark ruling
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'Only option': Council sells property to recover rates
The council said it is the first time in almost 20 years it has had to resort this action.
The Country: Todd McClay talks trade opportunities in India
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'The smell is horrendous': Walking track used as dumping site
Fly-tippers are dumping all sorts of waste on conservation land.
He broke his ankle against the All Blacks - now the Magpies are preparing to unleash him
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Niwa sends new research vessel on maiden voyage to Hauraki Gulf
A Hauraki Gulf Marine Park-wide survey of this detail has not been done before.