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Mother on trial accused of assaulting, neglecting, and ill-treating her children.
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Opinion: Are business leaders equipped for the turbulence ahead?
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Estate agent stripped of licence, can't work for five years, fights back
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Whitebaiting season drops from 15 weeks to nine, concerns spots could be crowded
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Ingham twin attacked by drinking buddy year before her death
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Labour MPs to meet this week to decide whether to discipline Gaurav Sharma.
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How geothermal could supercharge Contact's earnings
Contact Energy has a bold plan to boost its earnings through geothermal power generation.
Apple iPhone face recognition doesn't work for man with moko kanohi
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Back to court: Council appeals unsuccessful dog attack prosecution
The council is going back to court, appealing its failed charge against the dog's owner.
Chris Rattue: Why Scott Robertson should still replace underwhelming Ian Foster
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Jury begins deliberating fate of businessman accused of $1.3m rest home fraud
'His failure doesn't make him a criminal.'
Wendy Petrie's hilarious response to failed live cross on Breakfast
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The nine members of the NZ Rugby board who will decide Ian Foster's future
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Monkeypox: First recorded case of domestic dog catching virus
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Live: Rogue Labour MP's fate handed to special caucus meeting; new bullying post
MP has made a series of allegations on social media about bullying at Parliament.
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