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TV news presenter sacked for 'going grey'
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Heavy fighting in Ukraine's Russian-occupied south
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Police arrest 'person of interest' after extensive search on North Shore
Police say there is no risk to the community.
Woman raped on petrol station forecourt by man with 'narcissistic, entitled' attitude
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Man jailed for 'prolonged violence and degradation'
Kelly attacked the woman after returning home from a Stopping Violence course.
Worker shortage could push OCR higher than 4 per cent - ASB
With global job markets tight NZ will struggle to attract and retain staff, says ASB.
'I lost my courage': Picton survivor on the horror crash that wiped out his family
His mother, partner and child are dead: 'I feel like I lost everything'.
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'I trusted them with my possessions ... I deserve to know what happened to them.'
Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: Small changes for Māori feel like momentum at last
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Fresh allegation against a broadcasting school student referred to police
The school said the matter had been referred to police.
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Ministry says it does not consider the building unsafe for residents.
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Surrounded by social housing: Family takes fight for their dream home to council
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501 deportee chooses job hunting over court case
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Juha Saarinen: Is community-generated power the future?
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CEOs of NZ's largest exporters to China talk strategy
CEOs of NZ's largest exporters to China talked strategy at the China Business Summit.
Family's plea after Chris Dawson found guilty of wife's murder
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