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Man caught with child sex abuse publications fights to keep his name secret
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The meme that derailed an executive's career
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Eden Park believed to have a leaky grandstand
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Train manager stabbed at Auckland's Sylvia Park station
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'Totally destroyed': How Elon Musk thwarted Putin's plan
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Marriage is between man and woman: School under fire for 'discriminatory' statement
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Armed police block Auckland roads after reports of shootings
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Hands off the Auckland Showgrounds, businessman says
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Poor or invisible ministers - why Labour is losing on law and order
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Drug testing tents to be introduced at Mardi Gras
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Approval for Covid test kits 'too late'
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Steven Joyce: Don't expect too many favours from Albo
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