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MP Clare Curran isn't seeing eye to eye with Helen Clark.
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Woman dies after quad bike rolls in Catlins
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NZ hunt for electric bike stolen at Burning Man
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All Blacks star confirms shift overseas
All Blacks winger to join London Irish at end of the 2019 season.
Wife devastated by loss of husband 25 days after crash
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Dunedin students call for cheaper alcohol
They want the Dunedin City Council to help them lobby the Government to make it happen.
Lost dog survives year in Old Man Range
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Tragic turn for elderly Kiwi couple stranded in Canada
A stopover in Canada turned into a two-and-a-half year struggle for a Kiwi family.
Girl, 14, denies attempted murder of police officer; hopes for bail
Defendant appeared at hearing via audiovisual link from facility in the North Island.
Man warned after cops find drugs in lost wallet
Saturday night got progressively worse for the man.
Ditch the winter coat - stellar weather to continue
Mild, settled weather not going anywhere.
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Your weather: Country to bask in warmer temps this weekend
Temperatures are forecast to soar 6C above average in some parts of the country.
$50k of cannabis: 'Sweaty' French tourists arrested
Busted French tourists 'didn't say much and they were sweaty'.
Lizards halt Central Otago skifield expansion
Cardrona working with DoC to preserve the lizard habitat while a new chairlift is built.
Kiwi captures rare moment of Saturn sneaking behind moon
Griffin captured "great" view of rare celestial event, Saturn being eclipsed by the moon.
'Isis pays well': Men trespassed from cinema over Islamic State joke
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Wife of crash survivor speaks: 'I was holding out hope – you have to'
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Auckland Islands helicopter crash survivors treated at Southland Hospital
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Hundreds entered lime scooter 'drag race' in Dunedin; only two showed up
Lime Scooter "drag race'' through the streets of Dunedin was more intimate than expected.
Police investigating jewellery store burglary
Watches, a computer and cash were stolen in the burglary.
Troubled cannabis event moves south after frantic search for venue
A troubled cannabis event has had a last minute venue change.
Four-year-old walking with mother when hit by car
The girl was airlifted to Dunedin Hospital in a critical condition.
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Farmer fined after worker left with skull fracture
A stock loading ramp fell on worker when its winch system failed.
Motorist critical after van crashes near Queenstown
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Missing and believed murdered - the Taharoa mystery
Searches of village, dunes and lake found few signs of missing Waikato storekeeper.
'Appalling' thefts left no money for mother's funeral
Offending 'left late mother's estate destitute and unable to pay for her funeral'.
China's strong demand for NZ beef, lamb and apples
Demand from China accounts for 24 per cent of New Zealand's exports.