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Property Insider: $33m Auckland block bought pre-election for scrapped light rail
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Tactical use of pain: Call for urgent change as police arrest tactics, especially against Māori, revealed
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Mega $62m apartment repairs: Residents return to high-rise CBD block
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Auckland’s long-running stadium debate has a new game plan
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Letters: Coalition governments should be compulsory - here's why
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Police to patrol Christmas icon Franklin Road to stop illegal vendors
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Arguments put that only three basement car park levels can now be built instead of six.
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Letters: Kāinga Ora rates bill - did heads roll?
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$1.2 billion Central Interceptor wastewater pipe faces cost blowout
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Three Kāinga Ora units in South Auckland overcharged more than $400k in rates
The error was identified during Herald data analysis.