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A whānau are heartbroken at the loss of a roadside memorial sign.
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Kāinga Ora spent $300m on housing projects at risk of being cancelled: Can the money be saved?
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No looking back for farmer who switched to regenerative agriculture
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Gisborne-East Coast DoC facilities 'ready to rock' for summer
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Heavy heist: stolen front end loader used in Levin break-in
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Taupō looking to tap into $400m business events market
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Whakaari/White Island owners appeal conviction
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Family grateful for ‘love, help and generosity’ after ‘devastating’ house fire
'We are so grateful to be part of such a compassionate and supportive community.'
Man on stolen motorbike crashes into parked car trying to avoid police checkpoint
Police initially considered it a serious crash until the man got up and started 'yelling'.
Stalled international pilot training costing New Zealand $50m a year
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'I saw this like light anomaly go past me': Napier's ghost hunters still searching for proof
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Homeowners' loan applications rejected - ‘they haven’t got any equity to play with’
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Building site sets stage for classic hits - Kevin Page
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Transforming waste plastic into valuable products earns Far North's Harry Burkhardt major award
Far North iwi leader Harry Burkhardt receives Outstanding Māori Business Leader award
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Flexible working: Northland's home worker numbers on the rise
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Top Australian medical exam result award for former Kaitāia College old boy John Ward
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'A lottery': Non-profits struggle for money as one forced to close
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Getting to capacity: Water safety targeted in Northland as drownings rise
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