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Gun sting: Police allege man tried to buy Glocks from undercover officer after Homeland Security tip
M16 military rifle among illegal guns and drugs found in Auckland house following US tip.
'More pain': National blames Govt for OCR, food price hikes; PM hits back
The cost of fresh produce rose 18 per cent in the past year.
Covid minister's hard day at the podium
Hipkins' face moved to the red setting after bungling the mask rules for orange.
Orange for Easter: NZ moving to new traffic light setting from midnight; 9495 new cases
New Covid-19 case numbers have generally fallen nationwide.
Live: Roads closed in Gisborne as Fili brings heavy rain to region
Tairāwhiti Civil Defence says people should stay home if they do not have to travel.
Merging lane crash: One driver killed, one in court - the argument over who was at fault
'She was so shocked ... she was just focused on keeping herself and her daughter safe.'
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The pros and cons of getting your groceries delivered from Australia
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Mongols raid: 501 leaned on victim to withdraw complaint
Joshua Allen visited the victim and suggested ways to clear a gang member of charges.
The student, a 'stolen' 90c sauce sachet and a $300 fine
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'Depraved': Gunman in gas mask opens fire in New York subway, at least 10 shot
The gunman is still at large after fleeing into the subway train tunnels.
'It's not the end': Children who survived horror of Bucha
Russian withdrawal leaves children shattered by the ghastliest scenes of war.
Internal emails: Health Ministry moved to seize RATs from businesses after just 2% showed up
The Ministry of Health scrambled to take private RATs after its orders fell short.
The plight of landlords: Fewer buying homes, borrowing from banks
Landlords lose tax breaks gradually, on a descending scale.
Profits under pressure: Dark clouds hanging over banking sector
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'She could have been paralysed': St John apologises after two-hour wait for ambulance
Injured footballer lay in agony on field with no pain relief.
Consultation begins on AT's controversial parking strategy
Parking will be the "lowest" priority on arterial roads.
PM's Covid scare: Ardern exposed to virus during Parliament protests
The PM was 'doing the rounds of police contingents to thank them for their work'.
Opinion: What every new mayor in the country needs, but can't promise
There's one thing people should look for in candidates at this year's local body elections
Richard Prebble: Inflation nation - reckless Govt spending and deluded ministers
OPINION: Fantasies cannot make New Zealand a prosperous country.
Pow! Bam! Holy crime-busters, Batman! It's the tourists
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The Front Page: The newspaper column around longer than Facebook and Twitter
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Derek Cheng: Ardern's biggest question in call to move NZ to orange
Has Jacinda Ardern backed herself into a corner having dangled an Easter carrot last week?
Anti-ageing and clear skin: The beauty standards that have to go
Lee Suckling shares why we should do away with these particular beauty products.
Waitematā DHB can't say if pricey A&E referral scheme is saving money
DHB spent $1m sending people to after hours medical clinics in the year to February.
Chloe Swarbrick: Students don't need no debt with their education
OPINION: Students at last reclaiming voice governments have spent decades undermining.
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Juha Saarinen: So you want to block social media?
Online forums are deemed harmful, but could they be blocked?
Major hotel chain to continue living wage post MIQ
Many of these workers were at or just above the minimum wage at the start of the pandemic.
Is an intern an employee? Woman's complaint against Ministry goes to hearing
Intern Melanie Govender was paid $25,000 but says she should be treated as an employee.