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Havelock North students excel in robotics, qualify for global competition in Houston 2025.
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One person is dead following at crash near Rotorua.
Former Air New Zealand boss Rob Fyfe in his home in Takapuna
Former Air New Zealand boss Rob Fyfe talks to the Herald in his home in Takapuna. Video / Dean Purcell
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The mother updated her will stipulating she was to be left nothing due to her 'behaviour'.
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Napier's assets, including its airport share, moved to new council company
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Film studio plans change course as Te Awanga site dropped
Hawke’s Bay studio delays: 'Hopefully by the end of next year we should be building.'
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'Significant opportunity': Could forestry waste power Hawke's Bay industry?
Report says forestry waste to biofuel could heat industrial and commercial operations.
'Beacon of light': Family's 'powerful message' after 21yo dies at swimming hole
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'A sign of the times': Growing concerns for beef cattle shows
'Old exhibitors have not come back in, and younger ones are not coming through.'
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'Culturally unacceptable': Wairoa fights to ban blood, mortuary waste in waterways
Mayor says new system will be costly but blood, mortuary waste should not go in the river.
Public system's eight month wait means threat of blindness for 72-year-old
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'Hit pause to use toilet': Woolworths confirms workers given time limits via headsets
Supermarket says product picking staff can pause headset timer to use bathroom.
Struck-off NZ lawyer allegedly providing legal services in Oz
Disgraced Auckland lawyer Mehal Kejriwal was struck off for swindling clients in 2017.
All Black's legacy lives on at Romney Lane Homestead
Celebrated all Black Sam Strahan called this farm home for much of his life.
Morning quiz: Where was the first Disneyland outside the US opened?
Test your brains with the Herald's morning quiz.
'I love sharing it': Spreading Christmas cheer in memory of grandson
Glenice and Lloyd Hall have decorated their Hilltop Avenue home for 26 years.
Letters: Fixing Auckland’s traffic congestion; sweary kids is bad parenting
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'Exhausting and scary': Mum shares journey through daughter's health battle
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Canterbury on fire: Behind the scenes with the volunteer firefighters
Firefighters battled wind, heat and exhaustion across Canterbury this week.
'It works better than anything': Medicinal cannabis popular for ageing and chronic pain
'My pain levels are just so low compared to what they used to be.'
Simon Wilson: Will Wayne Brown's winning week be good for the rest of us?
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Murder in paradise: Who killed Karen White?
She was killed at her Lake Hāwea home on March 8 – but by who? Anna Leask investigates.
'New Zealand has knocked our socks off' Family return to Whangārei
Exit Only has been a solid craft in getting the family to their destinations safely.
'Rare dolphin' spotted in Auckland harbour: Will it affect SailGP again?
A dolphin sighting forced the cancellation of the SailGP event in Christchurch in March.
Kindness or cult? Questions over Falun Dafa's inclusion in Santa parades
A former Falun Dafa practitioner tells Michael Morrah why he thinks the group's a dangerous cult. Video / Carson Bluck / George Heard
Saving the planet through art
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