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National and Labour condemn alleged attack on National candidate.
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Tradie 'humiliated' by clever catcall response
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Psychologist gives three steps to get over social media envy
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‘A threat to democracy’: Concern social media algorithms could skew election results
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Call for single-gender hospital rooms to protect human rights after new report
Mixed-gender hospital rooms infringe upon patients' human rights, report says.
‘Beneficiary bashing’ or encouraging more people into work? Welfare policies compared
Sanctions and benefit increases key difference between Labour, National.
First deaf Miss Samoa contestant a role model for Samoa's vulnerable
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'Disproportionate response': Supermarkets appeal restrictions on morning alcohol sales
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Island Roots: Pacific money talks and how to save for family obligations
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Policy puts spotlight on slave labour in the solar panel supply chain
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Chronic asthma: Girl hospitalised 23 times for respiratory illnesses
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More than double: ACC claims related to walking while on phones rise
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'Like living in the Antarctic' - Shantytown exploitation exposed in Auckland backyard
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Schoolgirls' heads kicked on bus in unprovoked attack in Auckland
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‘Dildo precedent?’ Protester who poured juice on Posie Parker tries to get assault charge tossed
The juice was spilled during a tense protest at Auckland’s Albert Park.
Aotearoa Social Workers' Day: Chef swaps the kitchen for life as a social worker
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‘Only a matter of time’: Boy racers back in the spotlight after fatal crash
Boy racers have been causing problems in Canterbury for decades.
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Kids quiz politicians on their state care plans
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