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Police charge shovel-wielding man after boy injured at protest
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Man accused of murdering Ellerslie couple appears in court, granted name suppression
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Peters and Seymour emerge from 'productive' second meeting
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Labour MP Ginny Andersen denies yelling at teen volunteer on election night
Andersen says she is not a bully and she has no recollection of raising her voice at teen.
Man charged with murdering Ellerslie couple, woman found in bush
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'I'm gracefully broken': Lena's mum breaks silence on daughter's 30th birthday
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'We did it ourselves': Pro-Palestine group light up Auckland museum in colours of flag
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'Free Gaza, save the kids': Israeli property vandalised overnight in graffiting and arson attempt
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Siouxsie Wiles v University of Auckland: Why all businesses should watch closely
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Football: Family bragging rights up for grabs in National League showdown
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Two men arrested after Bay of Plenty shooting as police crack down on gangs
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