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All poultry exports on hold until NZ eradicates bird flu outbreak
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Govt wants users of new infrastructure squeezed before it opens its wallet
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Swimmer in serious condition after two rescued at notorious beach
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Hawke’s Bay drought closer as 30C temperatures forecast
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The new ruling is the latest twist in the 20-year legal saga regarding customary rights.
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Ministry acting quickly after H7N6 detected on farm in Otago.
Couple breathe new life into former Freemasons lodge
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Big week for Eastland rescue chopper crew
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Hamilton Arts Festival launches 2025 programme
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Christopher Luxon holds post-Cabinet press conference
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Afternoon quiz: Which book in the Harry Potter series is the second in the sequence?
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Auckland's $2b storm recovery fund coming under pressure
The extra buyout costs will potentially leave less money for storm resilience projects.
Massage therapist tells woman to lose weight, surgically alter her height
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