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Buses to replace Wellington trains most weekends for next '10 to 15 years'
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Wellington council to finally discuss secret $32m cinema deal in public
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Opinion: Breaking down barriers in New Zealand
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'Mad cow' disease restrictions on blood donations to be lifted next week
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Beachside toilet block artwork has underlying conservation message
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Choir looking forward to the Olympics of choral singing
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Vaccine data breach: IT worker in court
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Public sector wages hit record high, driven by health settlement
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'Stab in the heart': Musician speaks out on false rape claims
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'Let us stay': Wellington restaurant vs NZX-listed landlord in $8.9m court claim
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Young trio triumphs in Germany's Trier run event
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Opinion: Greens’ win in Wellington byelection hardly a resounding victory
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Where does Grant Robertson’s exit leave Labour?
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Double tragedy for Wellington mum after father dies within days of son
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Swimmer overcomes challenges to finish epic ocean swim
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Foodbank running low on important items
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Story of finding lost ancestor documented in new book
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MBIE moves ahead with voluntary redundancies; DIA confirms jobs could go
Government departments are pushing on with cost-slashing exercises, including job cuts.
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