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Gun went off during struggle, murder-accused claims
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Queenstown's mayor facing action over Stonewood Homes collapse
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Auckland drops out of Top 10 Liveable Cities
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Rogue supermarket ordered to stop scanning customers
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Kiwi killed by mystery Spitfire crash
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MS patient tells of stress of meeting Pharmac criteria
MS sufferer fears his livelihood will stop when he can't access MS drug anymore.
Rental nightmare: 'It was unfit for a dog for $320 a week'
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Study: Radioactive sheep point to nuclear blast
Radiation from sheep thyroid glands is said to support nuclear explosion contention.
Bashed pensioner bloody and sore
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The Auckland carpark that is banning 'Remuera tractors'
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Hawke's Bay: Whet the arts apetite
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Second arrest imminent for College assaults
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