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Kerikeri has already received 490mm, well above the April average of 150mm.
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Fatal Anzac Day crash: Second injured person stable, inquiries ongoing
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Government accelerates the delivery of EV chargers across New Zealand
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Letters: High praise for hospital staff; should Super be means-tested?
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