Anonymous Facebook post claims responsibility for Auckland mayoral candidate egging
Two eggs were lobbed at Ted Johnston, but the original target was Leo Molloy.
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Herne Bay Countdown tries to muzzle alcohol sale opponents
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Roads like Swiss cheese: Residents turn to DIY pothole fix-it jobs
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Teen killer jailed: Man's search for friendship ends in 'pain and dying alone'
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Manly star asks to quit immediately
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'Covering for the Saudis': Trump stokes anger with 9/11 comments
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'I can't afford a jacket for $250': Salvation Army slammed over prices at Queenstown store
Donated secondhand goods overpriced in the resort town.
Drug-driver smashes into family car, toddler badly maimed
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Act of kindness: Grandfather gifts worldly belongings to homeless
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Xi warns Biden not to 'play with fire' over Taiwan
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Big downfall of popular sex trend ENM
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Luxury townhouse prices slashed by $350k as developers rush to finish projects
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Section of Transmission Gully closes for repairs, big pothole spotted
One motorist encountered a pothole that 'could have ripped the tyre clean off' his car.
Developer hits pause on Wellington's Band Rotunda redevelopment
Maurice Clark is yet to find a tenant from the hospitality sector for the site.
Man charged with sabotage believed to be first in NZ history
The charge was originally introduced to prevent foreign interference during WWII.
Mental health staffing crisis: Andrew Little promises 'more boots on the ground'
Health Minister reveals one of several 'innovative' measures planned to fill vacancies.
Andrew Cushen: The internet is not a luxury
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Matthew Hooton: Danger on the left, monstrosity on the right of NZ politics
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'Testing the system': 108 young offenders abscond while on electronic monitoring
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