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Opinion: Is it time to reconsider kids' device use in schools?
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Person with critical injuries rescued after hours trapped in caravan that tree fell on
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'Freaking amazing': Desert Road closure brings boom to small town
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'Operation Trolley': Police arrest 13, return 45 trolleys to Rotorua businesses
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NZ scientists create world-first ‘clock’ that could lead to ageing breakthroughs
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Youth vaping: NZ study reveals worrying misconceptions among teens
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Severe thunderstorm warning for parts of Canterbury
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SH2 reopens after fatal crash forces closure
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Fire and Emergency NZ speak out on the Mangawhai disaster
Fire and Emergency NZ district manager Wipari Henwood speaks to the public following the Mangawhai disaster overnight. Video / NZ Herald
Aerial footage of tornado’s destruction through Mangawhai as the clean up begins
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Civil Defence Controller sends a message to the public following Mangawhai disaster
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$17m refurbishment milestone for Hawke’s Bay Hospital outpatients
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