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Tamaki Makaurau hits back at Aussie call to 'Avoid Auckland'
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'Gangland America': Mayor warns Auckland becoming 'Wild West'
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Queen St's $1.1m 'makeover' - no more 'plastic sticks'
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Auckland politician arrested at tree protest
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'Like the wild west': Phil Goff warns city cannot go down track of gangland America
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Police must crack down after hotel shooting: Auckland city business group
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Auckland firearms incident: Shooting linked to 'gang-related' feud
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Auckland needs 'twice the number' of Covid vaccinators
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Unexplained death: Police still at Remuera house a week later
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$69m shortfall from The International apartment project
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Spread out the people and even Auckland's load
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Port in a storm: Listen to the workers
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Michael Barnett: 'Stop the barbs' - why is ports CEO being personally targeted?
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Hamilton - Auckland commuter train arrives right on time
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Toppled campervan blocks motorway lane, traffic crawling
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CBD apartment complex evacuated after resident wakes to fire
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Property owners take on Auckland Council over 'hideous' Queen St
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Central Auckland iwi turns pony club into community garden
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