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Meridian says South Island hydro levels now at above-average levels
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Thunderstorms, heavy rain, isolated small tornadoes: NZ faces weather lashing
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Consent granted for 93ha solar farm
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WorkSafe opens investigation into child's death after quad bike accident
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Warmer than average spring could be on the cards
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'Crap to cash': Start-up nominated for breakthrough technology
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Merino on the slopes: The Kiwi apparel company gone global
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Load of bull: Woman buys 'desexed' cattle beast which went on to impregnate cows
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From Wales to NZ: A well-travelled tractor called Wombat
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The high school pupil who went whitebaiting and caught a lamprey in 1947
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