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Concerns over infrastructure have been addressed in a decade of planning.
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Watch – Brownlee shuts down concerns about use of ‘Aotearoa’, Peters says he’s ‘wrong’
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The limited excavation of a waka on Rēkohu has finished.
Father and son’s beach find may be NZ’s greatest archaeological discovery
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Editorial: David Seymour’s approach misses the mark on key issues
Complaints about school lunches include delays and poor nutritional value.
Opinion: Why new health funding misses the mark on equity
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Shakes' TikTok has 1.8 million followers and 190 million likes for his skits.
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‘The waiata goes into my ears and out my eyes’: Te Matatini magic
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Mother-daughter showdown set for NZ Manu championship final
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The big stage: Te Matatini’s top 12 head to finals showdown
Saturday's finals will begin at 8.30am, with prizegiving after 5pm.