Woman, 52, who ran illegal flounder operation fined, has boat seized
A woman who caught and onsold flounder has had her boat seized by MPI.
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PM beefs up Russia sanctions; 100 banned from NZ travel; moves to block superyachts
More than 1.5 million people have been forced to flee Ukraine since Russia's invasion.
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Super Rugby blow: Hurricanes confirm 'we have Covid in our environment'
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'I regularly had a black eye, I was beaten up, quite regularly.'
Covid numbers up with 17,522 new community cases; 28 infections linked to protest
The number of people in hospital is the more worrying number - expert.
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Around 200,000 truck-loads of soil raised the 15.1ha quarry floor by 10m to 15m.
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How Aussie star Shane Warne built a net worth of $50m
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'Given everybody a fright': Chatham Islanders eager to get tested after Covid cases
The Chatham Islands have recorded their first cases of Covid-19.
'Feel like a 10-day break?' - bid to sell positive RAT results 'distressing'
Facebook post offers four positive test results to be used to get time off work.
'We do want to do more' - Cabinet meets today to consider bespoke Russian sanctions bill
Move would allow the ability to apply targeted sanctions to entities and individuals.
Ukraine war: Unlikely new player attempts mediation
New to the world stage, the spotlight goes on Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett.
Death toll nears six million as pandemic enters third year
Some analysts put the number of deaths much higher - at between 14 and 23.5 million.
'It's so sad... it was bad': Father dies in motel from injuries, murder inquiry launched
A police investigation is under way.
'Running out of hope': Family begs for transfer to escape violent gang neighbours
'I'm scared someone's going to end up getting killed.'
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Teachers fight 'mind-boggling' and 'ridiculous' fee hike
Consultation on the proposed changes was set to end on April 1.
Jarrod Gilbert: Police did themselves proud in ending protest
Jarrod Gilbert on how the police handled Wellington protests.
Travel in the time of Omicron: Our experts answer your questions
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North Korea confirms new tests on spy satellite
N Korea performed data transmission and other key tests needed to develop a spy satellite.
Heart of the City boss Viv Beck standing for Auckland mayoralty
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Three Waters, the $4m PR campaign and zero transparency
The adman's Three Waters strategy that the Government won't put a price on.
'Pinterest for travel': Start-up bets on incoming overseas travel boom
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Matt Heath: Burning up - a too-close encounter with the world's hottest chilli
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'Accidental Kiwi': Why a Queenstown Ukrainian is raising millions for NZ startups
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Anna Kominik: Shining a light on electricity prices
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Thin blue line: How Covid and anti-mandate protests have stretched police resources
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Gains on gains: Tauranga top for profit-making home resales
One property made nearly $3m in profit when sold for the first time in more than 20 years.
MAFS groom's cruel rant behind wife's back
Wife's heartbreaking confession is undercut by her husband who's filmed afterwards ranting
Covid-19: Case numbers dropping - but so are rapid testing results
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