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Construction business erected one of NZ's most complex buildings at the university campus.
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The attack incident sparked an armed police response.
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The centres say changing their primary health organisation will help avoid fee increases.
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Flights from Auckland and Wellington were among those cancelled.
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Police name man who died in Bay of Plenty crash
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Trio deny murdering man found dead on a Kawerau doorstep
One of the three can be named after suppression lapsed.
'Blown away': Auckland Harbour Bridge may close as severe winds hit rush-hour commute
Auckland faces severe gales at rush hour tomorrow, with harbour bridge closures possible.
'They've taken my soul': Burglary strips man of father's WWII medals, heirlooms
Coppell urged the thieves to return his belongings anonymously if needed.
'Milestone' solar farm: Genesis powers 13,000 homes with new site
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Motorists back to 100km/h speed limit on SH30 Whakatāne-Rotorua
A widower has mixed feelings about the change after losing his wife in a 2019 crash.
SH2 now clear after truck tips
Emergency services were called about 6.30am to SH2 at Pikowai.
Twenty new buildings planned for Takapuna campground site
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NZ First vows action over Waitākere Ranges 'co-governance' plan
The Waitākere Ranges belong to all Aucklanders, says NZ First and Act.
Shelling out: Audit questions hold up assessment of troubled mussel farm
Cabinet agreed to invest $16.5m more into mussel business despite ongoing losses.
Speed limit proposal dropped on Rotorua highway after community push
Other successful reversals to 100km/h include the journey to Whakatāne.
Blisters force Jack on to bike for Māori wards journey
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Minister reveals new Northwest Rapid Transit construction start date
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Highway reopens after fatal crash near Rotorua
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Whakaari/White Island unrest: Alert level rises
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'Highly careless’: Nomar Farms effluent discharge ends in big fine
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