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Historian: Time for a new Auckland city father
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Man shot in 'tinnie house raid'
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Ice exploration could help put man on Mars
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Storm punishes with winds, rain and snow
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Fire threatens Rakaia River forest
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Myth of Mangahawea: Is this NZ's first human settlement?
Scientists have uncovered evidence of one of the first Polynesian settlements in Aotearoa.
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Convicted killer recalled to prison
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Source of noxious fumes eludes searchers
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NZDF gets extra $360m
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Inquiry to assess where EQC quake response failed
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A hit and miss hour with James Malcolm
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'Undoubtedly a crime': Kiwi pilot's shock new MH370 claim
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Supermarkets' move 'widens' surveillance
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