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Letters: Easter trading laws inconsistent and illogical
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'Significantly reduced' protection: Heritage advocates fear for Auckland villas
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The visitor claimed to be from Auckland Council but had no official ID.
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Weather damage 'substantial' as Aucklanders still without power, thunderstorm watch issued
A severe thunderstorm alert has been iussed for a large area of the central North Island.
Talent agency supporting Māori and Pasifika failed to pay model, then fired her
Ernestina Bonsu-Maru kept the money from one commission instead of paying her models.
Police searching for two assailants in fatal Auckland bus stop attack
Police are seeking CCTV and dashcam footage from the street on Saturday night.
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Cyclone Tam caused a slip on SH1 near the Brynderwyns, prompting calls for permanent fix.
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Letters: Health system announcement may be piecemeal repairs
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