'Dangerous building': Council hits hotel for homeless with notices to fix issues
Ministry says it does not consider the building unsafe for residents.
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Fresh allegation against a broadcasting school student referred to police
The school said the matter had been referred to police.
Young lawyer struck off for repeated 'blatant dishonesty' early in new career
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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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Social media strife: Greens co-leader edits chocolate bar post after PM's warning
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Oat milk firm stirs up sales in South Korea
Oat milk firm says its exports markets will account for half of its business by next year.
Former Blues rugby player turns pain into financial gain
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Landlord's dilemma: Who pays the rent when the tenant goes to prison?
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Great Resignation 'warning bell': Why quarter of Kiwis are changing jobs
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All Blacks caught between two worlds in quest to fix concerning attack
The All Blacks' attacking frustrations are now the most glaring pointer to their decline.
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Gloriavale TV bride speaks about why she left the community where she was born and raised.
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Long clean-up ahead and millions in uninsured crop and stock loss.
'We're back here again': 71-year-old clocks his 100th jail term
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'Sorry it's your time to die': Man egged on by mates deliberately drove into pregnant sheep
Man who killed sheep by running over it with his ute says he's 'not a cruel person'.
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