Rail protesters in police custody after gluing themselves to road
The protesters blocked the Terrace Tunnel on Monday.
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Man asks court to declare him legally dead
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Customer 'sick' after spotting swastika earrings in op shop
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Wellington’s falling street lamps: 17,000 at risk of failure
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Opinion: Light rail could get the axe to keep Wellington moving
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