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Waves of Russian missiles pound a military training base near Ukraine's western border.
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It's too early to say if Auckland has reached the peak of the Omicron outbreak - expert.
The officer sustained serious injuries, including a serious injury to his leg.
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However, the head of the police association says it's 'naive' to conclude no staff used.
Michael Plank says that hospitalisations will be slower to decline.
One commuter says the roads have been like 'the middle of the school holidays'.
Staff workload in the emergency department has increased during the pandemic.
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It comes as there are more than 14,400 cases throughout the entire country.
In the past two years, many have had to work hard at keeping relationships strong
The partnership rolled out at the start of term.
Police are making inquiries into the incident.
Ray Punter says his work at Rainbow Springs over 49 years has been 'a real joy'.
The end of MIQ is on the horizon, but what does that mean for Rotorua?
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Meet retired teacher investor: 'Good luck with living on $250 to $300 a week from super'.
Charanjit Dhillon has gone from Bollywood choreographer to shop-owning ninja.
These builders connect to their ancestral links through construction on their marae.
'It's extremely difficult for our whānau to access regular food in Rotorua'
Expert predicts fuel could eventually hit $4 per litre.
A mayoral candidate says it's a waste of time and money.
Police are seeking information about a car in relation to the homicide.
Zonta Club of Rotorua selected and presented six woman with a single yellow rose.