'Motel generation' feared as emergency housing need continues
Whānau struggling with rents are being bumped across emergency accommodation providers.
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School under fire after blackface episodes
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Dilworth investigation: The Crown cases against a man who will no longer go to trial
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Kiwi kids in world's largest trial of games to teach self-control
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Tearful protester, 18, removed from tree and arrested
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'Blatant racism': Pacific Island workers abused on the street
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IPCA finding: Fatal police shooting of machete-wielding man justified
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