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Northland police launch homicide inquiry after body found at Ōmāpere address
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Child sex offender sent explicit messages to undercover cop posing as teen girl
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Storm surge so strong wave monitor was washed away in Wellington
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Auckland sex workers caught at Blenheim motel, refuse to provide details
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Unvaccinated school board chair resigns moments after mandatory jab announcement
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