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A petition for police body cameras has gained nearly 15,000 signatures.
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Art light trail snakes through Auckland city centre for Matariki
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Government will not agree to Treaty settlements that dispute Crown's sovereignty
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'Priority location': Govt announces 189 new homes for Rotorua
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New suicide prevention action plan released amid ‘stubbornly high’ rates
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'Sacrilege': Family anger over theft from Dargaville grave
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Security expert acknowledges theft risk at radioactive waste site
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Why Matariki has become one of NZ's most meaningful public holidays
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'Abhorrent': Manawatū iwi outraged over secret radioactive waste facility
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Miriama Kamo reflects on Matariki, new projects and family legacy
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Claim councillor told another to '**** off' after 'true history' clash
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'Potentially catastrophic' – Luxon speaks after Israel conducts ‘pre-emptive strike’ on Iran
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High-profile investigator re-examines ex-cop's sexual assault case
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Inquiry to consider if judge should be removed after NZ First incident
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