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Journalist Charlotte Bellis highlighted confusion and concern over NZ's MIQ system.
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Two photo portraits and NFTs of artist Charles Goldie have sold for a record price.
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Another one bites the dust: Popular festival cancelled for first time in 34 years
Organisers say restrictions and Covid in community makes it impossible.
Defendant transferred from Whangārei District Court to Ngawha Prison tests positive for Covid
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'Unfounded': Manurewa Marae false vaccination allegations shot down
Further investigation could occur if more information was provided.
Fake vaccine passes: Seven alleged fakes handed in to police; amnesty deadline extended
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Police appeal for sightings of missing man in the Wairarapa
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Cost of Covid vaccines revealed - report
The relevant documents were reportedly released by mistake.
Firefighters expected at 'massive' blaze 'all day'
House 'almost destroyed' in a matter of minutes.
Wellingtonians faced with a 9.1 per cent rates increase
Mayor Andy Foster says it's the cost of investing in the city's infrastructure.
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Not being able to travel is one thing, a generation defined by inequality is another.
Fifth-time drink-driver jailed for causing woman's death in crash
Northland man who caused fatality while drink-driving for a fifth time, sent to prison.
Northland prisoner tests positive for Covid-19
Whole genome sequencing is underway to determine the variant of Covid.
Mental health patient told to 'cut this crap out' by psychiatrist
Psychiatrist used disrespectful, inappropriate and derogatory language with ill people.
Signwriter accused of making fake vaccine passes keeps name secret - for now
Man faces two charges of forgery after cops swooped.
First wahine Māori elected to Wellington council not standing again
Jill Day has been pivotal in establishing a Māori ward and creating a te reo Māori policy.
Auckland clothing store, Nelson Airport and Gisborne McDonald's among new locations of interest
It comes as Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern tests negative for the virus.
Wellington's 'insulting' rental market even worse this year
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Forestry worker crushed to death in North Canterbury
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Cancelled: 'Heartbreak' as near-sold out music festival latest Covid victim
30,000 people were due to attend, but organisers left with no choice.
'What would she do if she was me?': Charlotte Bellis' message to PM over MIQ saga
Pregnant Kiwi journalist hopes to 'move the dial' on the way New Zealand manages MIQ.
Winds expected to keep Northland firefighters busy at Karikari Peninsula blaze
Firefighters battling vegetation fire on Northland's Karikari Peninsula
Firefighters resume battling five-hectare blaze in Meremere
Crews were stood down at midnight last night but some returned this morning.