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• ACC appealing court decision ordering it to fund care of baby with Down syndrome

• New caps on Visa and Mastercard interchange fees take effect

• Pod of orcas put on spectacle at Napier estuary

• 27 yellow-legged queen hornets found in Auckland to date

• Second Marlborough swimming hole falls to flood damage

• Second Marlborough swimming hole falls to flood damage

• Biosecurity New Zealand escalates response to yellow-legged hornets

• Unruly deer set up camp in NZ’s most precious places

• Hawke's Bay Regional Prison to get two high security units, adding 316 beds

• Hawke’s Bay Regional Prison to get two high security units, adding 316 beds

• Sales rep arrested at border, accused of importing 15kg of meth

• UK minister queries viability of Northland dry dock without British frigates

• Mega-polytech’s insurance cuts process ‘exercise in form over substance’

• Adrian Orr makes appearance at Māori Queen’s Ōhanga ki te Ao investment summit

• Why are we all paid close to minimum wage?

• 'Very good aircraft': Expert on Airbus A320 grounding

• Researchers race to teach AI irony in Marsden-funded study

• Sri Lanka flooding: 'Entire lives swept away in a single night'

• Hospital doctor owed $1.27m in annual leave

• One new measles case identified in Wellington, bringing total to 22

• Hospital doctor owed $1.27m in annual leave

• Health NZ hampered by ministerial announcement fever

• Chris-hipkins-promises-to-boost-gp-practices

• Hospital doctor owed $1.27m in annual leave

• The silence of the nurses

• New measles case in Wellington brings nationwide total to 22

• ACT MP challenges liquor licensing trusts - but is there demand?

• Details of further social housing projects revealed for Nelson

• Kainga-ora-boss-no-more-magic-money-tree

• Long-standing Napier massage studio closes owing almost $200,000 in taxes

• Whangārei house fire: Quick‑thinking neighbour saves dog from blaze

• Court showdown looms over survival of New Zealand’s rarest penguin

• ACC appealing court decision ordering it to fund care of baby with Down syndrome

• Mitchell Te Kani’s sister told off after reading pre-approved victim impact statement

• Paedophile sentenced to preventive detention fights for permanent name suppression

• New judicial appointment no stranger to Taranaki

• Mega-polytech’s insurance cuts process ‘exercise in form over substance’

• Raglan road-rage couple sentenced over brutal attack on teens after bridge stand-off

• Court showdown looms over survival of New Zealand’s rarest penguin

• Raglan road-rage couple sentenced over brutal attack on teens after bridge stand-off

• Employer unhappy with court outcome after staff theft from till

• Court overturns will of Whangārei man who signed estate over to ex-wife before death

• Hamilton court appearance after alleged firearm incident at Thames swimming hole

• The House: Urgency ends early after voting gaffe

• Court overturns will of terminally ill Whangārei man who signed his estate over to ex-wife before death

• Nark: Documents suggest key witness was pressured to testify at Ross Appelgren's murder retrial

• Prime Minister Luxon confirms action plan on ‘move-on’ orders for homeless, announcement soon

• Long-standing Napier massage studio closes owing almost $200,000 in taxes

• Bestiality in New Zealand: The latest figures, plus forensic psychologist Dr David Jones on how he helps his patients

• ‘Cover-up’ Phillips inquiry should include Family Court, experts say

• Sales rep arrested at border, accused of importing 15kg of meth

• Dunedin woman fatally shot herself in head while deer hunting

• KiwiRail fined more than $200,000 after worker injured

• Man arrested after shot fired near popular Thames swimming spot

• Dunedin woman's hunting death a terrible accident – coroner

• Govt’s KiwiSaver farm withdrawal plan raises fears over scheme credibility

• Tauranga lifeguards start summer patrols early after spike in serious accidents

  The patrols will start early after a drowning at Mount Maunganui...

• 'We're basically stuffed': Oyster farmers shut down by another overflow

• Cameras used by police after killings - but who covers the cost?

• Biosecurity New Zealand escalates response to yellow-legged hornets

• Second Marlborough swimming hole falls to flood damage

• Wastewater overflow prompts warning for Waiwhakaiho River, Bell Block Beach

• Unruly deer set up camp in NZ’s most precious places

• Regional councils shake-up an opportunity for re-invention

• Small pets cleared to ride Greater Christchurch buses

• Letter to candidate not for public viewing, Chief Ombudsman rules

• Years of boiling water ahead for two rural Mackenzie District schemes

• Plan for a Milson Line bottle store draws objections

• Rangitīkei Netball still seeking long-term security for courts

• Auckland faces tougher intensification rules than Christchurch, critics say

• Warning Auckland Plan Change 120 goes too far on housing targets – local politicians Christine Fletcher and Troy Churton

• Councils expected to foot a near $48 billion bill for Local Water Done Well

• Tauranga lifeguards start summer patrols early after spike in serious accidents

• Tauranga Memorial Park drowning: Bystander effect may explain why no one helped 4-year-old Nia Lohchab

• Whanganui council spending $100,000 on safety upgrade to customer service area

• Tauranga Memorial Park drowning: Bystander effect may explain why no one helped 4-year-old Nia Lohchab

  Four people were near the fountain where the 4-year-old lay face...

• Trickle of calls to ‘complete waste of money’ road cones hotline

• 27 yellow-legged queen hornets found in Auckland to date

• Second Marlborough swimming hole falls to flood damage

• Letter to candidate not for public viewing, Chief Ombudsman rules

• Why police won’t back a sexual assault refresher course

• Cameras used by police after killings - but who covers the cost?

• Nark: Documents suggest key witness was pressured to testify at Ross Appelgren's murder retrial

• Unruly deer set up camp in NZ’s most precious places

• Court showdown looms over survival of New Zealand’s rarest penguin

• 'We've got a shot': Labour readies for political revival

• Hawke's Bay Regional Prison to get two high security units, adding 316 beds

• Labour offers low-interest loans for GPs to set up new practices

• Hipkins signals distance from Te Pāti Māori as new poll shows voters want him to rule out deal

• Auckland faces tougher intensification rules than Christchurch, critics say

• Emergency mobile phone coverage system rolled out to community groups

• Govt’s KiwiSaver farm withdrawal plan raises fears over scheme credibility

• Prime Minister Luxon confirms action plan on ‘move-on’ orders for homeless, announcement soon

• Hawke’s Bay Regional Prison to get two high security units, adding 316 beds

• Councils expected to foot a near $48 billion bill for Local Water Done Well

• Chris Hipkins denies Labour MPs are talking to Winston Peters about coalition hopes - but they are

• None of his ministers vying for his job, Luxon says again

• Luxon indicates rate capping law is imminent

• Labour pledges low-interest loans for local GPs

• Inside Labour conference: The pitched battles and open questions as Chris Hipkins asks party to dream smaller

• Chris Hipkins tries to turn momentum into genuine belief

• Hipkins signals distance from Te Pāti Māori as new poll shows voters want him to rule out deal

• The silence of the nurses

• Court showdown looms over survival of New Zealand’s rarest penguin

• The House: Urgency ends early after voting gaffe

• Health NZ hampered by ministerial announcement fever

• Winning isn’t everything – it’s the only thing

• Luxon, Bishop and the coup that never happened

• Chris-hipkins-promises-to-boost-gp-practices

• Labour wants its 2020 mojo back – can it convince voters it still has the recipe?

• Popular social media creative Jordan Rivers employed in Labour Party leader’s office; private post falls foul of Speaker Gerry Brownlee, citing parliament rules

• Nark: Documents suggest key witness was pressured to testify at Ross Appelgren's murder retrial

• Labour's Edmonds won't detail her fiscal fixes – yet

• Labour announces low-interest loans for family GP practices

• ACT MP challenges liquor licensing trusts - but is there demand?

• A quiet revolution in capital and control

• Trickle of calls to ‘complete waste of money’ road cones hotline

• 27 yellow-legged queen hornets found in Auckland to date

• Court showdown looms over survival of New Zealand’s rarest penguin

• Unruly deer set up camp in NZ’s most precious places

• African swine fever: Spain’s fatal cases worry local pork industry

• NZ now has a narrow window to stop the Asian yellow-legged hornet – here’s how everyone can help

• Biosecurity New Zealand escalates response to yellow-legged hornets

• Court showdown looms over survival of New Zealand’s rarest penguin

• Privacy Commissioner: Time to toughen up our privacy controls

• Adrian Orr makes appearance at Māori Queen’s Ōhanga ki te Ao investment summit

• RBNZ easing cycle over, rate hike timing now in focus

• Retirement village demand outpacing supply

• Air NZ's Airbus A320 aircraft return to normal service

• 'Very good aircraft': Expert on Airbus A320 grounding

• Milk surge shields Pāmu from farmgate milk price drop

• KiwiRail fined more than $200,000 after worker injured

• Adrian Orr makes appearance at Māori Queen’s Ōhanga ki te Ao investment summit

• Councils expected to foot a near $48 billion bill for Local Water Done Well

• 'We're basically stuffed': Oyster farmers shut down by another overflow

• Trickle of calls to ‘complete waste of money’ road cones hotline

• A quiet revolution in capital and control

• KiwiRail fined more than $200,000 after worker injured

• Trickle of calls to ‘complete waste of money’ road cones hotline

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