Takapuna store hit in ram raid - second in four days
It is the second ram raid on the North Shore in the past four days.
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Auckland Council incorrectly spells name of North Shore park
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Trailer smashes into parked car, three hurt
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Police seek information after acid attack on pet cat
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Overseas teachers cost taxpayers $10,000 apiece
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Power cut after truck crashes into power pole in Hillcrest
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Car flips on Northern Motorway, north of Auckland
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