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The Dunedin supermarket at the centre of a violent attack remains closed today.
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Customs is expecting a push of the products into NZ as world economies open up.
'Nothing changes': Current staff member of under-fire Canterbury Museum speaks out
Staff say museum's leadership "authoritarian" and "controlled by director".
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Two King Cobras arrested, five people charged over assaults in Christchurch
The new arrests follow the arrests of three other men last Friday.
Motorway delays: Lanes reopened after power lines repaired
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Carpark 'shambles' sees 81-year-old denied Covid vaccine
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Opinion: The gateway to Wellington shouldn't be Burger King
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Wellington's social housing shortfall: Plans on ice until after Budget Day
Wellington City Council's social housing arm is forecast to be insolvent by 2023.
'Overburdened, stressed': Museum staff allege 'authoritarian' management style
Long-serving director has full support of the museum board.
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St John paramedics 'forged on' when they arrived at scene of Dunedin mass stabbing.
One dead after three-car crash north of Christchurch
Emergency services rushed to the scene just after midday.
Consumer NZ urges for sunscreens to be retested after falsified results by AMA Labs
The owner of a US lab pleaded guilty to faking sunscreen results and defrauding consumers.
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'A blight on our game': Wellington rugby club calls for investigation following racism allegations
MSP says what occurred at the game was 'blatant racism and spectator abuse'.
Hunters to have bigger role in tahr management
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Counsellor exploits female client for financial gain, HDC investigation finds
The woman told the counsellor that she was stressed she couldn't find a place to live.
'We've set up a monster': Pollution in Selwyn River up 50% in 22 months
Lower nitrate targets due in three years, but with no timeframe for them to be achieved.
'Quite deceitful': Otago uni students hit back at plan to fine them for rubbish
The fines' are among changes proposed to the university's Code of Student Conduct.
Kiwis react after Chinese rocket misses New Zealand
Spared fiery doom plunging from the skies, many were left disappointed.
'Fix this lake': Protest placards removed on opening of cycle trail
All traces of the protest were removed before the first cyclists arrived.
Govt rules out cannabis amnesty extension for chronically sick
Medicinal cannabis campaigners say the Government's dogmatic approach is "ludicrous".
Post-match mayhem: Nudity, broken bottles and vomit at hotel after Chiefs loss
Chiefs management 'confident our people were not involved' - reports.
What's there to hide? Call to lift the lid on investigation into Wellington's mayor
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Mum of teen shoved off wharf flooded with generosity
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No new Covid cases in community, 2 in MIQ, NSW bubble to resume tonight
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