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Far North bay the scene of a joint mine-clearing exercise.
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BOP Steamers thrash Northland 53-13
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Three renovated houses and a ‘hazardous’ villa snapped up for under $1m
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Police say three men forced their way into the man's home.
Govt eyeing ‘major reform’ of building consent system
Govt says building costs and cumbersome consenting system are behind high house prices.
Coromandel misses out on $250m transport resilience funding
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Highway fire: Emergency services put out two blazes on Bay of Plenty roadside
The road has now reopened.
Heartbreak in Kaikōura: Quad bike kills banded dotterel during hatch
The incident has conservationists calling for four-wheel drives to be banned from beaches.
Country life in 1945: Was boozing the answer?
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Vege tips: Why October is sow important
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Federal Reserve cuts rate by 0.50%: What it means for markets and inflation
OPINON: The Federal Reserve has started its easing cycle with a bang.
Rainbow Fish Musical makes a splash
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Hunting wild venison for a worthy cause
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Magpies secure last-minute victory over Auckland in thriller
Magpies snatch last-minute McLean Park victory.
Air NZ flight aborts landing after runway drama
The flight reportedly experienced wind shear just before touchdown.
'A myth': Carpet moth problem overstated, wool companies say
Bremworth boss: 'I think [carpet moth] is made a little bit bigger than it really is.'
'Peer influence at work': Young driver contributed to teen's death by racing
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Ponder investment decisions wisely - not like a lizard: Bruce Jenks
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Michael Fowler: Muskets dominated the Battle of Te Pakeke
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Opinion: Lee Sommervell’s training career ends after four decades
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Opinion: Tuai Power Station product of adventurous journey
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'Sleepless nights': Charity couple out of pocket, without answers after targeted cybercrime
The couple have been left without answers and are continually concerned for their safety.