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'Enormous harm': Police bust major drug syndicate in Wellington
Police seized 23kg of meth and more than 1000 MDMA pills in Wellington.
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Wellington woman denies murder of elderly mum
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NZ First drafting bill to require only one Ngāpuhi settlement
Bill comes amid Govt refusing to agree to settlements that dispute Crown sovereignty.
Daughter denies violently killing elderly mum, staging scene to look like a fall
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Wellington commuters face delays after motorway crash
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Editorial: How society's views on homelessness miss the mark
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ACC scrutinised over slow payouts after landmark court ruling
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'The twinkling fires dotted north and south as far as Te Awanga was magical.'
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The victim was uninjured and ran for help to a nearby house to phone police.
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New All Blacks squad: The four rookies who could get call-up
As many as four rookies could force their way into Scott Robertson's All Blacks squad.
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He lost an arm and a leg in a crash that killed three friends.
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Police seek man after 'deeply concerning' attack on popular Porirua trail
The woman was shaken by the incident.
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'Living expressions': Pou returned to Hastings Civic Square after restoration
The 19 pou have stood as cultural markers in the heart of the city.
‘No, it’s not’: Luxon denies new China flight part of Belt and Road Initiative
China thinks NZ has signed up to a big Belt and Road project. Luxon disagrees.
'Put out the welcome mat': South Island sees surge in North Island migrants
Figures show 85,575 people live in the South Island who lived in the North Island in 2018.