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Melissa Lee calls for recount in Mt Albert after slim Labour win
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Malaysian company fined after $50m Parnell land splurge
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Gun stash found shortly after man's conviction for firing crossbow at woman
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The Labour Minister who lost by 4 votes and the seat with ‘bigger than Jacinda’ margin
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Guy Fawkes 2023: Call to check conditions, make plan before using fireworks
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Mt Albert knife-edge: Nat's Melissa Lee supports recount after Labour's 20-vote win
Melissa Lee acknowledged the result was “extremely close”.
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