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The Russian ruble is now worth less than a cent against the United States dollar.
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Guilty verdict in rape trial meant victim felt 'heard'
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'Colossal destruction': First Ukrainian city falls to Russia
Kherson has become the first Ukrainian city to fall to Russia.
Kris Shannon: Five reasons the White Ferns will win the World Cup
Kris Shannon gives five reasons the White Ferns will win the World Cup.
Hapless Russian soldier loses fight against door
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Man jailed for role in Black Power women's brutal kidnapping plot
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Ukraine war: UN condemnation, massive casualties confirmed, more shelling of Kharkiv
Russian Defence Ministry claims to have killed more than 2870 Ukrainian troops.
Woman five times over the booze limit with a tyre blown out
When spoken to, the driver was too intoxicated to give a clear explanation of events.
Pepper spray and pitchforks: World reacts to protesters setting 'Parliament lawn ablaze'
One paper said 'it was 'the most significant use of force' by police during the protest.
Live: Fears vulnerable falling through Omicron cracks as Govt systems buckle
Health Ministry acknowledges its system to notify GPs of patients' needs has had issues.
'I owe how much?' Debt collector chases Sir Ian Taylor for MIQ bill
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Auckland cargo congestion penalty bill $140m-plus
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Shane Te Pou: Why the war in Ukraine matters to Kiwis
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World's second oldest geothermal powerstation facing closure
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Beyond the iconic gumboot perception: CEO of the Year's secret to success
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Speaker Trevor Mallard says wall 'with gates' needed around Parliament grounds in future
Mallard also said Parliament's grounds will be "closed until further notice".
Some protesters refuse to leave area; seven police officers injured in violent clashes
PM: 'I hope they will put down their weapons and police will arrest them.'
12 hours of mayhem: How standoff went up in flames
This is how events in the capital unfolded on the 23rd day of the protest at Parliament.
Opinion: Questions over how protest grew so large, and on misinformation, loom over future
Occupation has shattered Wellington, but it's important not to draw the wrong conclusions.
RATs sales boom: Why NZ should be safe from price gouging
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Blunt warning: Govt told new lending rules would hurt first-home buyers
Banks sent blunt warning that new lending laws would make banks more conservative.
Violent clashes - protesters arrested, cars forklifted out as police continue to clear occupation
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