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Unfinished $85m Onehunga apartments draw buyer
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Cyclone Gabrielle: Air New Zealand asks all passengers to reconsider travel
Aussie traveller defers trip after non-essential travel warning
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Stanley Point cliff collapse victim: 'Absolutely harrowing experience'
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Shock departure: Travel firm boss out as firm restructures executive roles
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Auckland floods: Cliff collapse victims tell of terror night
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Crypto is back with $475 billion frenzy
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Solar site to power 10,000 homes
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Winton Land downgrades result: Floods hit sales, earthworks
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The sheikh’s empire driving a meteoric stock market rise
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