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Pacific leaders to gather at summit in Auckland
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Supreme Court: Ban on prisoner voting inconsistent with Bill of Rights
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All Work and Income offices to get $2.5m makeover
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Sugar daddy shock: Sex work, online shows pay uni bills
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New, free mobile laundry and shower service for rough sleepers
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Affordable rentals needed to end homeless crisis: support workers
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Editorial: Rethink on social housing build needed
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12 Questions: Juliet Gerrard, PM's science advisor
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Glen Eden on track for big changes
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Five ways to deal with women's rage
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