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Far North rail line mothballed until port rail link finalised
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Gisborne debates Ormond Rd safety amid heavy truck concerns
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Both men face manslaughter and alleged drug driving charges when they reappear.
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The 35-year-old was accused of assaulting the girl who turned up at school with injuries.
'Moral pressure': Scott Watson's lawyer blasts police tactics used to collar him for double murder
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The shooting of Bob Kleiman could only have been murder: Crown
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'I feel like a stalker': Drunk principal fell off chair during meeting, had affair with teacher aide
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Founders drama continues: Demo budget extended by nearly $1m
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'I'm sick of it': Rising sports star Mea Motu calls time on domestic violence
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Proposal to address media industry challenges set for Cabinet this month
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Massey homicide: Police comb through property as accused murderer appears in court
The accused will keep his name secret until at least next month.
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