Police solve mystery of 'jawbone' found on Pt Chevalier beach
A woman found what she thought was a human jawbone on the beach early Saturday.
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Auckland pharmacies fined $28,000 for underpaying staff
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Auckland 'pop-up' theatre plan to host world leaders
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Grace Millane's family ineligible for compensation, review under way
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'Your life just changed forever': Beach couple's $18.2m Lotto win
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Kauri dieback track trespasser faces up to $60k in fines
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Chamberlain Park to keep its 18-hole course
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Man arrested after police standoff in Glendene, Auckland
Armed police were at the scene and cordons were in place for a time.
Gordon Walters' koru artwork being auctioned for second time in 20 years
Rare koru artwork by Gordon Walters could reach a record price for the artist.
Protesters staying away from maunga hui
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Direct Action Everywhere NZ members wearing cow-print onesies crashed the Santa parade.
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How to hide $53m: Mogul used mother & son's finance firm
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Crash closes Southern Motorway: Car flips, two hurt
A serious crash has closed all city-bound lanes.
Bad day for commuters: Most trains back to normal after network shutdown
A truck hit a rail bridge over New Lynn.
Serial attacker: Four women targeted in Browns Bay
Four women have been attacked - police believe the attacks are linked.
Sex offender Jason Burke to be deported to Australia
Jason Burke is not allowed to return to New Zealand.
$18 million Lotto win still unclaimed
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Shane Jones accused of bullying: Port stoush turns personal
Accusations fly over proposal to close Ports of Auckland and develop Northport.
Large West Auckland house fire 'deemed suspicious'
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Geese get marching orders at Auckland's Western Springs Park
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Four people taken to hospital after crash on SH18 in Hobsonville, Auckland
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Revealed: John Key and Helen Clark join forces to shift the port
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Hundreds gather at Erebus 40th Anniversary Service
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