Major jump for Hastings rural dog fees
Costs for council have increased from 300 sheep attacks in rural Hastings.
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Lockdown stress: Free mental health services roll out to more districts
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Eliminating Covid-19 in NZ is 'pie in the sky' fantasy: Former finance minister
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Media company reveals staff have contracted coronavirus.
Viral sign warning Raglan out-of-towners to stay away from its flour disappears
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Heavy police presence on city beaches one day after swimming banned
Aucklanders tempted to flout lockdown laws were met with heavy police presence.
German tourists leave New Zealand on charter flight
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Almost 10 per cent tenants stopped paying rent or left rentals: landlords
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Auckland cat shot one year after being thrown from moving car
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Covid 19 coronavirus: Flatmates boot nurse from house over coronavirus fears
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House sale confusion: Can buyers move into their new houses?
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Government's $300m boost aims to get homeless out of motels
New funding aims to better prevent homelessness, while providing better accommodation.
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Scales, Alliance join forces to tap booming pet food trade
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Fury over dog's 'slow, painful death' in hot car
Traumatised passers-by too late to save pooch who died a "slow, painful death".
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New Zealanders are facing the hottest month in living memory.
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