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The Auckland tattoo studio that inks residents for a bag of groceries
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'You can't budget your way out of poverty'
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Cheesed off! Block of supermarket cheese reaches $21
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Watch: NZ Post courier lashes out at dog while delivering package
The courier lashed out at the dog as she wagged her tail and barked at him.
Phil Goff: Maximising return of international students
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'Not good for society': Shoplifting girls kick liquor store owner in the groin
Teenage girls kick and punch shop owner after he asked them to return a stolen bottle.
'This virus is only getting started': Grim possibilities predicted for Covid's future
The most pessimistic future could see localised lockdowns still be a possibility in 2027.
Faking it: Claim workers gaming Covid leave for time off
MSD: Employers need to take steps to satisfy themselves that employees are genuine.
Here's all of what we know is in today's Budget
Announcements have been made already in health, police, jobs and environment.
Exclusive: Charge dropped in unsolved baby homicide after family close ranks
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Mike Hosking: The Budget smokescreen that's hiding the real mess
OPINION: We are adding to our debt with each and every announcement.
'The fight everyone's looking for': Kiwi duo confirm UFC return dates
New Zealand's UFC contingent is getting back in action in a big way.
Pass the parcel? Expect an enlarged bond tender programme
The Treasury is expected to announce an enlarged bond tender programme in the Budget.
Simon Wilson: Seize the day, minister
Grant Robertson has four big challenges with his budget today but they're not impossible.
Thomas Coughlan: What to look for in Budget 2022
Thomas Coughlan on what the Govt is expected to announce in the biggest Budget in history.
Opinion: Christchurch smell getting worse - infiltrating homes, offices and vehicles
Everything smells and tastes like sewage to me.
Sideswipe: Dunedin dog names
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Josiah Mika's family turns tragedy into opportunity to help others
Josiah Mika, 9, died from a rare illness. Now his family is working hard to help others.
Movie review: The Northman
Alexander Skarsgard and Nicole Kidman star in this bloody Viking epic.
Budget experts: Govt must deliver on cost of living crisis, housing and health
Jonathan Coleman, Sue Bradford and Shane Jones share their wishlists for Budget 2022.
Gay woman fears returning to Bali but officials won't let her stay in NZ
Tribunal rules that Bali isn't too dangerous for a gay woman to be deported back to.
In the Loop: What's in budget 2022 for young people?
The budget included the first targeted investment for eating disorder support since 2009.
Boy, 8, permanently disabled in crash caused by 11-time drink-driver
Recidivist drink-driver Peter Stringfellow was subject to supervision when he reoffended.
Airbnb reveals what new Kiwi hosts are earning and where Kiwis want to stay
Firm benefitting from the digital nomad trend and Kiwis want to climb on board.
Families trek to Wellington, hoping for life-saving Pharmac funding
Patients and supporters including 2-year-old with rare condition travel to capital.
Winter blast: Icy temps, snow, 'dangerous' waves set to storm in
Large swells of up to 8m are expected to batter the western coastline this weekend.
Dancing with the Stars hit with Covid - Eric Murray positive, and out
The cast, crew and staff members are required to return negative RATs every day.
Woolworths wins 'landmark' $325,000 costs award
Spreydon Lodge, which owns land next door, had objected to the Woolworths development.
Big Lotto win turns sour: Man at centre of dispute 'can't take it any further'
A once 'close-knit' Auckland family has been torn apart following a big Lotto win.
'Not right': Illegal rubbish dumping covers million dollar street
Elevation St in Flat Bush is the most littered street in Auckland, according to locals.
BusinessNZ stance on fair pay agreement questioned
Michael Barnett says he's taken a different approach.
Flu season under way in the South
Otago Boys' High School records well over a hundred students off sick.