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10-year-old Te Awanui is recovering well after a skull fracture and brain injury.
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Asbestos-related cancer sufferer warning to others
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Grant McLachlan: Our social security system isn't working
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Sexual education experts say ACC's $18m Mates & Dates programme is a waste of money.
ACC 'sorry' for targeting claimant's travel after Cannes trip
Customs handed over nine years of travel data to ACC after a claimant travelled to Cannes.
Mother's horror: 'I saw her leg snap'
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#MeToo surge: ACC now dealing with 21 rape/sexual violence claims a day
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New call for companies to front up over data mining
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Family of eight in 3-bed house: Massive renovations for sick 4yo's home
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'Our bubbly angel': Treatment failures leave 4-yo brain damaged
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ACC senior doctors to strike
Doctors fighting since November for contract improvements but still no budge from bosses.
How a sexual harassment scandal brought down million-dollar student campaign
$1.4m deal for sexual violence prevention campaign quietly cancelled due to scandal.
Senior doctors employed by ACC to strike
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'#MeToo helped me talk about my abuse'
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Push to change 'unfair' ACC law
Push for answers on whether Labour will honour pre-election promise to change ACC law.
ACC compo bungle for burns victim: 'It's a joke'
ACC is reviewing a burn victim's compensation case.
Funds for poisoned Putaruru family to go to their children
The remaining funds raised for the family poisoned last year to be released within a week.
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NZ needs Govt data-mining watchdog, experts say
Experts have called for a new unit to oversee government-run AI predictive tools.
Whanganui DHB asks how safe is your home?
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