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Donald Trump continues to express his outrage on Twitter.
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Professionals, working families and elderly shut out of Auckland's housing market
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Johnny Depp libel case: Amber Heard vilified online despite being exonerated
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Referendum result too late for husband who died in agony
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Tears of joy as New Zealand votes overwhelmingly to legalise euthanasia
Euthanasia supporters cried at the result, while opponents feared what it will mean.
'A sad day for Aotearoa': Kiwis react to referenda results
Kiwis on Twitter said the cannabis referendum result is bad news for country's minorities.
New Zealanders say 'yes' to euthanasia - so what happens now?
New Zealanders want voluntary euthanasia. When can they get it and who qualifies?
Have Kiwis voted for the right to die? What happens next when referendum results are released
Preliminary referendum results are due out tomorrow afternoon.
Girl who lost both arms in tour bus accident returns to China to rebuild life with family
Father of the girl learned about tour bus crash driver's appeal dismissal on WeChat.
House of horrors: Tenant ejected over broken windows, carpet stains, drug use on premises
Woman has her tenancy terminated after knives used for drug use were found.
NZ set an ambitious target to reduce cot deaths. Three years on, no one knows if progress is being made
Experts say the rate of cot deaths in NZ may be rising after years of decreases.
Auckland landlord could lose house after failing to pay $180,000 costs
She saw herself as a saviour for the homeless. Now she could lose her own house.
'Culturally insensitive': Wiggles respond to backlash over song
The Wiggles' Anthony Field has publicly apologised for his song about Indian cuisine.
Food art for charity: How you can help Kiwis struggling to put food on the table
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'Ivory tower': Why Harry and Meghan are 'fast becoming irrelevant'
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Christchurch boarding house plan upsets residents
'We don't accept everybody and anybody,' lodge owner says in response to locals' concerns.
NZ entry? Mum of teen killed by speedboat 'grateful' for Ardern's intervention
Barbara Genda speaks out after Jacinda Ardern calls for review on their situation.
Sir John Key on why he will vote 'yes' in euthanasia referendum
Former prime minister Helen Clark has also publicly announced she will vote 'yes'.
South Auckland's massive pokie problem revealed
Parts of Auckland are making progress, but the south's still losing big, report finds.
'Huge need': Examining Labour's record on child poverty
Jacinda Ardern came to power in 2017 promising to lift thousands of kids out of poverty.
'Insane': Mariah Carey's son bullied by a 'white supremacist'
"So, this is the world we live in."
Lesley Martin recalls 'lowest moment' after helping mum die
She sat in prison she reflecting on whether helping her mum die was the right decision.
Emergency accommodation providers claim thousands in wage subsidies
One company was paid $12m to house the homeless, but still claimed $50k in subsidies.
Ardern in Nobel Peace Prize mix, but not optimistic
But Donald Trump is hot on her heels
Third bottle store in 200m stretch 'ridiculous'
The proposed store is opposite a bus stop used by schoolchildren, concerned local says.
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Ponsonby optometrists Oscar Wylee has reported getting backlash from National supporters.
Dame Rosie Horton 'heartbroken' at closure of Auckland disability facility, demands answers from trust
There are fears the $40m property could be sold or converted into a rest home.
A fight for housing while caring for dying mother-in-law
Jono Collard's terminally ill mother-in-law spent final months in nine different motels.