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Matt Heath: Facing my fear of booking holidays
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Motorcyclist dead after crash near Taupō
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The baby farmer: Dark tale of the Dunedin woman who adopted unwanted babies
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Man missing overboard from ship off Otago coast, search effort halted
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Hawke's Bay's average wait for knee surgery is 206 days: 'I feel entirely let down'
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The most dramatic finish: How the Auckland schoolboy rugby title was won
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William and Harry draw line under public Diana events
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Christopher Luxon gets tough on persistent youth offenders amid crime spree
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'Crumbling Kiwis': UK sportswriter's withering attack on ABs, Cane and Foster
Stuart Barnes has aimed a withering attack at captain Sam Cane and the "crumbling Kiwis".
Lucy Lawless says current acting role will be her last
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Opinion: Sign Prince Harry has cold feet about tell-all memoir
The prince was poised to drop serious "truth bombs" - but is he having second thoughts?
China heatwave: 'Most extreme heat event in world history'
China is experiencing a heatwave causing potential chaos and food shortages.
Fake heiress infiltrates Donald Trump's inner-circle
A woman with Russian gang ties posed as a socialite to infiltrate Trump's inner circle.
'A changed man': Senior Comanchero out of prison after money laundering $2.6m worth of cars
Gang's vice-president released on parole after money laundering of $2.6m worth of cars.
Retail heats up: The foreign brands coming to NZ
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Kerre Woodham on solo parenting, raising teens, and not caring what you think of her
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Heather du Plessis-Allan: There's nothing funny about keeping secrets from ratepayers
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Diana Clement: Simple tips to reduce your grocery bill
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Where your sports car won't scrape the floor: Luxury apartments include vehicle showroom
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