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'Skilled predators': Top cop admits it's impossible to ID offshore scammers
“It’s easy money for the offenders. It’s an easy crime.”
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A couple has made a shocking confession about how much they drink each week.
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Study sheds fresh light on what makes mysterious 'slow' quakes at NZ's monster fault zone.
'Entitled and cheap': Would you give a premium economy seat to older passengers?
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Coffee Club under fire for appearing to sell supermarket-bought cake at massive mark-up
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Editorial: Campaign features present problems but also possibilities
There is some substance amid the negativity.
'A frightened little nation': Has NZ become a bunch of wusses since Covid-19?
Are we enlightened or on a 'slippery slope towards uselessness'?
Editorial: Winter planning for spring sun and cooler political temperatures
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'Could have killed people': Up to 50 people mob fleeing driver at Matariki crash
A woman pushing a pram was among those who had a lucky escape.
More transport disruption 'real possibility' - bus drivers' union boss
However, bus users will have an early week reprieve as bargaining continues.
388 ram-raids in 6 months, judge tells teen 'the public are fed up'
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Greg McKeown: Building choice into decisions on how and where to zone for more housing
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Editorial: A tale of tax reform and two new polls
There's new uncertainty over the election contest.
Andrew Rogers: Science curriculum was and still is part of the problem
OPINION: The proposed education refresh is not fit for purpose.
Elite soldier killed in training ‘expendable’, says family at odds with inquiry report
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Cruise ship meltdown leads to ancient Māori rock art discovery
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Editorial: Here’s hoping the Aussies walk away from EU trade deal
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Emma Priest: Why ‘getting tough on crime’ doesn’t work
Scaremongering in an election year is sadly predictable.
Get a glimpse into the Matariki festivities planned by Māori tourism leaders
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Editorial: Nato trip could be a boon for PM
Mingling with world leaders is an advantage Hipkins' rivals don't have.
Does Aotearoa stand with the women who make our clothes?
There are currently no laws mandating companies to ensure supply chain transparency.
Deteriorating health: Young Fijian dad who has paid $100,000 for dialysis can stay in NZ
The 32-year-old was facing deportation.
'Walk away': Australia’s farmers rubbish NZ-Europe free trade deal
EU deals show globalisation is not dead - but some sectors ask what difference that makes.
Unity Pitch in Napier bringing people together amid football fever
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Chris Rattue: Origin in NZ? The major sticking point in potential game changer
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