Bay of Plenty council could gain investment war chest of $650m from share sale
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Google emissions jump nearly 50% over five years as AI use surges
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Letters: Forget fines for street racers – impound their cars instead
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Richard Prebble: The lessons NZ should take from the US and UK elections
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Ministers have 'serious questions' about KiwiRail's financial outlook and safety record
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