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Liam Lawson will take the wheel of a Formula 1 car for the first time tonight.
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'It was like a disaster movie.'
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Voters deserve to know the people they elect aren't in the habit of abusing their power
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Unruly tourists remembered: Family's NZ summer sojourn left chaos in their wake
Auckland Mayor Phil Goff even dubbed them a 'pack of a***holes'.
Two in custody after person critically injured in Papatoetoe shooting
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Putin sends 137,000 more troops into Ukraine
Russian leader has now committed more than a million troops to the invasion.
'Small number' of NZ personnel fighting in Ukraine
Kiwis assist with combat medicine, evacuations and training soldiers, Ron Mark confirms.
$8.7 billion worth of roads at 'code red', one year after first budget blowout
A massive road project threatens to go over time and over budget.
Andrew Young: Crucial day for NZ's fight against cancer
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Bully or savvy politician: Is Trevor Mallard the best person for the Irish job?
Retiring Speaker Trevor Mallard has a complicated legacy.
Snap building closures driven by untested WorkSafe guidance
Several high-profile buildings in Wellington have abruptly closed this year alone.
Upmarket home converted into cannabis farm during housing crisis - stranded tourist jailed
Yen Nhu Cao said he didn't know growing cannabis was illegal in New Zealand.
Five hundred police brought in for Tamaki's protest
New figures show police were well stocked up with staff for the anti-Government protest.
'Pretty stupid': Explosion victim suffers 70pc burns, speaks of horror ordeal
Kevin Burney was grinding a metal drum when it exploded and caught fire.
How NZ's Covid isolation period could be shortened
Smarter isolation regime could cut transmission while enabling many to leave home earlier.
Matthew Hooton: Brian Tamaki's movement is all brand, no substance
The major parties' rhetoric is almost entirely detached from any reality.
Kiwi soldier killed in Ukraine 'a warrior till the end'
NZDF says off-duty soldier's leave request didn't mention Ukraine travel plans.
Builders hit by delays, $20k-50k rise in compliance costs - but optimism remains
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New $50m Herne Bay Countdown wins booze battle
Licensing committee critical of objectors, as two out of three fail to show at hearing.
Karl Puschmann: House of the Dragon plays a gratuitous game
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Paul McPhun: Hopeless situation for Rohingya refugees
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Judges declare Rockit the best exporter
"Taking a small apple to the globe in record numbers is not an easy task."
129 ram raids since May, 'almost of all of them' committed by people under 18
Spike in crime by young people a mystery.
'Unprovoked attack': Two stabbed near Auckland Town Hall after graduation ceremony
A member of the public intervened in a 'selfless act of bravery', police said.
Conspiracy theory couple charged with distributing objectionable material
Police arrested two people in Christchurch today with links to a far-right website.
Opinion: When an affair isn't the worst way to start a relationship
It's easy to judge but this non-traditional way of starting a relationship has upsides.
Burglar waited in garage as woman drove off, robbed house - then he was caught
The burglar was hiding only metres from a woman as she hopped into her car in the garage.
MPs' spending: Ministers notch up almost $1m in international travel
Ministers' international travel bill hit by post-Covid travel costs and inflation.