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Engineering stoush behind Auditor-General library probe
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Auckland high school placed into lockdown following fight
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Insurance boss: Flood cover won't continue being universally available
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Reserve Bank serves critics hawkish statement
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Claire Dale: Can Auckland become an age-friendly city?
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Grace Forrest: Time to deliver modern slavery laws
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Voices For Freedom pushing followers to apply for key general election roles
It comes after the group urged its members to contest local body elections.
Sir Stephen Tindall: Reducing emissions makes perfect business sense
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Claire Trevett: Just a 'rogue MP', or a warning sign?
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Everything you wanted to know about House of the Dragon but were afraid to ask
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'Wild West' world of crypto: Kiwi investors need protection
Sensible rules could protect investors and stop sketchy pump-and-dump schemes.
Surgical mesh: 38 more lives harmed after Govt warning to hospitals
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Herald morning quiz: August 18
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Ian Foster's 'new dawn': How tide turned towards All Blacks coach
Foster expressed confidence he now has the coaching personnel and support from his bosses.
Market close: Fletcher Building pulls market higher after strong result
The index rose again today.
NZ's highest paid CEO: Fletcher boss takes home $6.58m
"We've achieved as a company. The buck stops here," says Fletcher boss.
Adrian Orr fronts media after RBNZ hikes OCR by 50bp
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Kiwi dubbed 'world's hottest gran' claims she dated Shane Warne before he died
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Will Costco change how Kiwis shop? How to get the most out of buying in bulk
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NZ's low literacy rate is bad news for the economy
Literacy and numeracy are fundamental in terms of getting people into the workforce.
Chlöe Swarbrick: We can choose to rewrite the rules again
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