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Ex Oranga Tamariki worker accused of indecency with kids
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Meeting held in secret on Wellington's deserted Reading Cinema
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National candidate deletes fire dancing video over music problem
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Interislander project faces ‘funding shortfall’
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$147m budget blowout, Tory Whanau denies ‘financial crisis’
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The Greens and National are making a splash in Labour's sea of red.
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Passengers endure severe turbulence, leaving them airborne in their seats.
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Wild weather: Harbour Bridge speed restrictions, Cook Strait ferries cancelled, horror flight to Queenstown
The wild weather's causing travel disruption with cancelled flights and ferries.
Car fire on State Highway 1 near Ōtaki
The vehicle has been cleared and the road has reopened.
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The financial crises in our biggest cities: What it means for you
Two of our largest cities face tough financial decisions, and potential huge rates hikes.
Uptick of Covid-19 in Wellington, cases going unreported
Prime Minister and Remutaka MP Chris Hipkins has tested positive for the virus.
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The brief reprieve in weather is short-lived as more nastiness arrives tomorrow.
You can now go whale watching from the sky
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More protests set for outside Parliament today
About 200 counter-protesters have turned out in force in Wellington today.
Wellington mayor says accusations of financial ‘coverup’ are laughable
A Wellington City councillor says a looming debt crisis is being kept behind closed doors.
Man's death after house fire 'suspicious'
The body was found after a housefire in the small Horowhenua town.
Residents die while waiting for earthquake-prone apartment fix
Son says shareholders are exhausted and repairing the building is beyond their means.
What a Ripper! Police dog wins top prize at national competition
A labrador with a great nose is New Zealand's top detector dog after national win.
Golden Mile in doubt: Main contract 'unlikely' to be signed before election
Wellington City Council lawyers have responded to the latest legal threat from businesses.
Roads reopen after about 2000 protesters leave Parliament
Additional security measures are in place in and around Parliament for today's protest.
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Fewer apartment jobs blamed for falling crane numbers
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The Greens wants to build light rail in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch.