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Transport fraudster pleads guilty to benefit fraud
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Last-minute efforts to save Wellington's trolley buses
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Road closures for Auckland marathon
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New Government's big plans for Auckland
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Motorist revolt over fuel tax: 'We'll leave the city'
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