'I just about died': Car ploughs through fence into wall of Masterton home
"It could have been a fatality ... His head was right where that big imprint is."
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Thousands raised for victims of Wellington motorway crash
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US violence sparks NZ internet warning
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New Zealand sea shanty takes TikTok by storm
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Australia hopes for a 'more reciprocal' travel bubble with NZ
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Are Māori more likely to be subjected to the 'most extreme use of force by police?'
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Immigration adviser ordered to pay $10k after giving bad advice
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Missing kayaker's belongings found on seabed
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