Three lessons from international protests amid unrest in Los Angeles
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'The new normal': Marine heatwaves reshape global ecosystems
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Founders of 'orgasmic meditation' firm guilty of forced labour scheme
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Why women should drink no more than six glasses of wine a year
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What Kiwis get wrong about wills, according to a family lawyer
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Craters or bumps? The optical illusion on the Moon's surface
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Fletcher begins marathon court case against subbies over SkyCity convention centre fire
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First XV wrap: Scoreboard drama as Sacred Heart clinch last-gasp victory
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LA law enforcement caught in the middle with protests
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