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Mum of a man who died after using synthetic drugs speaks about the 'darkness' he became.
Missing Auckland 14-year-old found
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Givealittle page set up for The Block's Team Orange
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'Appalling case': Neglected 89yo found 'fused' to couch
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Google under fire over Grace Millane case
Social media giant failed to remove links showing identity of man charged with her murder.
The hidden history of trade secrets thefts in NZ
Released records show an earlier trade secrets case saw a term of imprisonment imposed.
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New images: The barge that will take new cars off the ports
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Architect convicted, gets community detention for stealing firm's 'golden egg'
A jury found Michael Davies guilty of the rare crime of stealing trade secrets.
The Netflix serial killer drama too disturbing to write about
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Developer offers $1 to develop public boat yard in Auckland
Panuku chairwoman says no decision has been made about who will manage the boat yard.
Top artist makes over Dominion Rd
Famed NZ artist Dick Frizzell lends a hand to street art project.
Labour Party camp: Spat between lawyers about whether sexual offending occurred after plea deal
The prosecutor says there was "insufficient public interest in continuing" the trial.
'Big oaf': Local politician slammed for online jab at homeless man
Former North Shore City Mayor George Wood later removed his comments.
Labour Party camp scandal: Guilty plea deal reached
His lawyer said her client was "a young man at a party caught up in a political storm".
Auckland's wild weather topples trees, causes flooding
A severe weather watch was issued for parts of the North Island.
'Excessive amounts of alcohol' at Labour Party summer camp
One young man who was at the camp says people were "drinking to get absolutely hammered".
'Devastated': Radio star Jay-Jay Feeney speaks out
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Taxi driver found not guilty of groping radio host
A jury has reached a verdict in the trial of a taxi driver accused of indecent assault.
Labour Party camp trial: 21yo accused of indecent assaults
The allegations were made after a Labour Party summer camp at Waihi last February.
Formal warning for Sephora over confetti waste
At the time Mayor Phil Goff called it "unacceptable waste" dumping.
Jury retires in Jay Jay Feeney case
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