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Auckland fire crews worked to put out a fire at a factory in Auckland’s Onehunga this morning. Fire…
Freshwater champions recognised at Nelson forum
Communities, whānau and environmental leaders from across New Zealand have been recognised for their efforts to restore and…
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Dunedin woman Hannah Hendry and her friends were on a girls’ weekend in Queenstown when they heard about…
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Air Force helicopter sets world record, squadron leader says military pilot training still a good option
“It is a fleet leader, and what that means is it is the highest-flying aircraft in the NH90…
Three in a row for Ocean Bay
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Did a changing room design at an Auckland council pool leave swimmers exposed?
The woman who complained to pool staff about the incident did not wish to discuss the specific details…
Australian man charged over ‘offensive’ calls to overseas MPs’ offices from NZ
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Cold front set to bring rain across Aotearoa on Father’s Day weekend – Stuff
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Review after another patient found dead in Waikato Hospital bathroom
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Six fire trucks battle Auckland factory fire in Onehunga
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Blaze at cafe next to New Zealand’s oldest building ‘suspicious’, Fire and Emergency says
“Authorities are currently investigating, so the site is closed until further notice.” Fire and Emergency New Zealand said…