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Justice Minister announces new offences for 'coward's punches'
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One of Samoa's oldest and most well-respected companies is now making its mark in NZ
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Burst pipe floods Wellington CBD street
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Taranaki teen handed 36-game rugby match ban after shoulder charging referee
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Ashburton's 'dancing queen' turns 102
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