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Nurses Organisation puzzled by who the Immigration Minister consulted with.
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The new settings have also been slammed as 'racist' and 'sexist'.
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Outlaw gangs to make NZ a safer place, says former drug kingpin
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Winds thwart Nasa's Wanaka balloon launch
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Foodstuffs commits to reducing food prices by 10 per cent
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Russia attempting to cut supply lines and weapons shipments critical to Kyiv's defence.
Auckland Airport's big build: How $300m transport hub will affect travellers
Transport hub and new baggage hall allows for integrated terminals.
Charles steps up: Queen delegates opening of UK Parliament for first time
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'It sounded terrified': Man living in Mt Maunganui cave convicted for beating puppy
The man was living with his dog in a cave near Mount Maunganui.
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Revealed: Full border reopening to move forward from October to July
It comes as a raft of changes to immigration settings are expected.
Richard Prebble: Does Andrew Little know how radical his policy really is?
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Kit Howden: How about vision and democracy for our parks?
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Congestion charges: Auckland mayoral candidates give their views
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IT boss: I hoped they'd never find out I was 'trailer trash'
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Why anxiety is like an addiction - and how to break the habit
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Brooke van Velden: Young Kiwis losing hope of a future in NZ
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Opinion: The non-Covid reason Wellingtonians are working from home
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