Mercedes ploughs through Tauranga bakery
No injuries were reported, but the bakery was extensively damaged.
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Home-schooled athletes denied medals to cycle 800km seeking rule change
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Jeremy Baker asks how we double exports by 2034
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Students transform farm stream with native planting effort
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He tricked her into getting into the car, drove her to a remote location and raped her.
Driver dies after rolling car in a Waikato paddock
Police said the coroner will investigate the cause of the death.
Dargaville water crisis: Businesses face losses and residents raise health concerns
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Jailed 'cold-blooded' killer still denies stabbing German hitchhiker 20 years ago
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Nick Stewart: What if you die with a big KiwiSaver balance?
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Butterfly experts urge people to look out for strange winter trend in monarch butterflies
Removing wasp nests from the garden can help monarch butterflies to survive.
Tweed, balls and bands: Coolest festival in town, winter Art Deco, is back
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Challenger for Central Hawke's Bay mayor
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Former cop's dying regret over 50yo Mona Blades mystery
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Health NZ approves company's bid to become its own primary health organisation
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130km/h winds, 6m waves forecast for long weekend across NZ
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'A slap in the face': Tairāwhiti groups react to RMA forestry proposals
Public consultation on Resource Management Act changes began on Thursday.
The legacy of Rene Orchiston's flax collection
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'A few surprises': Genetic study reveals farm dog health risks
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Moving Day: Farmers reminded to update NAIT records
Farmers must update NAIT records after moving herds on June 1.
Chiefs secure top seed with win over Highlanders
The Chiefs finish at the top of the table while the Highlanders finish at the bottom.
Drunk meth-driver was in 'rage' over relationship when she fatally hit young cyclist
She has now admitted to Emma-Jane Sylvia Kupa’s manslaughter.
'I'm not going to die': Praise for 'heroes' after car flips into canal
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Farmers say 'don't toot your horns' this Moving Day
Patience is key during New Zealand's bustling Moving Day.
'I didn't do it': Convicted rapist's outburst as judge delivers 31 guilty verdicts
Five ex-partners testified he raped, beat, and assaulted them.
Failed outfall pipe led to treated effluent gouging Raglan Harbour dunes
Waikato District Council doesn't know when the pipe failed.
Two new Hawks on the team for big weekend in the south
The Hawks have shed one and picked up two for the run to the playoffs.