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Two years after a ram raid burglary almost $1m worth of paintings are still missing.

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After her diagnosis, Wendy Mitchell set about finding ways to overcome her challenges.

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Ashleigh Young: slightly better laughs

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Louise Nicholas confesses her sins

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The best and worst of great New Zealand TV ads

The golden age of TV advertising is over. Is that a good thing?