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The Head Hunters gang's plans to set up in Rotorua was thwarted when police busted them.
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Derek Cheng: The verdict on Jacinda Ardern's overseas trip and the value of 'face to face'
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Mary Holm: Winning on the sharemarket - busting some investing myths
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Claire Trevett: Luxon goes off-piste - but will blunders hurt him?
OPINION: Christopher Luxon has been making hay while the blizzard roars.
World representatives in NZ: 'Putin Chose War. We Stand United with Ukraine'
Ambassadors and high commissioners resident in NZ on the pain and suffering in Ukraine.
'Brutal onslaught': NZ-based ambassadors in unprecedented attack on Russia over Ukraine war
Signatories mainly from Nato nations and allies of the United States.
Mike Munro: Luxon - off the cuff and off the pace
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Fran O'Sullivan: When China catches a cold... hold on
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'I do what my heart tells me': One woman's mission to honour the fallen
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Steve Braunias: The secret diary of Arise Church founder John Cameron
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Winger bags four tries as Chiefs win wild match
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Brutal new phase: Putin's plan after declaring victory
The grim next step of Putin's plan in the Ukraine war has been revealed.
Nicolas Cage is in on the Nicolas Cage jokes
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Family dog taken from front garden in front of grandmother
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Trophy photo is royals' worst nightmare
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Stalled $85m Onehunga apartments: Deposits being repaid to buyers
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Stock Takes: Will the sharemarket withstand high inflation?
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Could $120m+ Queenstown case top NZ's largest leaky claim?
Oaks operates the Auckland and Queenstown buildings that have major leaks, fire defects.
Rise of the machines: Covid-19 shines a spotlight on automation
Covid-19 has given a fresh push to automation.
Revealed: Electric ferries finally coming to Auckland
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Teen who killed 90yo in her own home to be released from prison
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