$400k boost to Hauraki Gulf shellfish stocks
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Teen's false Facebook profile lured partner to stabbing
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Bomb scare forces Auckland workers out of city office building
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'Real kaumatua' of NZ Muslim community passes away
Muslim leader Mazhar Krasniqi once honoured alongside American activist Malcolm X.
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Woman walks free on cocaine money laundering charge
The masters-educated woman laundered $54,000 in cocaine sales.
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Fraud's multi-million dollar deception funded lavish lifestyle
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Anzac Ave stabbing: Teen admits attempted murder of partner
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Businessman freed from prison, another exonerated in GFC fraud case
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Paying voters? Idea floated to boost local body elections turnout
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Split verdicts for Auckland cop accused of Taser assault
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