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Auckland City Library takes visitors on a trip back in time with a display that includes the first efforts to write down the Māori language
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In crime dramas, forensic science is the hero. In real life, we need context.
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Every year, 600 people are diagnosed with HPV-related cancers that could be prevented with a free vaccine
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Beauty pageants are back, but the days of catwalks, high heels and bikinis have been consigned to the past
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Post-cyclone slash caused destruction across the East Coast, but can the region survive without the forestry industry?
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St John ambulance staff have voted to strike again this month after rejecting their latest pay offer. They say they're at breaking point
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The highly anticipated film adaptation of the best-selling novel It Ends With Us has gone viral, but not for what plays out on screen
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Attacks on bus drivers in Auckland are increasing but police and AT say confirmation bias and media reports have contributed to a feeling that things are much worse than they really are
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The Pacific Islands served as a perfect hiding place for priests accused of sexual abuse. Some didn't stop when they got there.
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Auckland Council is developing Shoreline Adaption Plans covering 3,200 kilometres of coastline, as our shores are battered by wilder weather
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After an incredibly tough 2024, those in construction-related industries see the dark clouds starting to lift
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The US election is a dog-eat-dog, no-holds-barred fight between two people who couldn't be more different to each other
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Brokenwood's Tim Balme talks to Amanda Gillies about the New Zealand drama series watched worldwide
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A new report from the SIS aims to help New Zealanders recognise the risks to our security
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Child support arrears and penalties sit at nearly a billion dollars. That's comparatively good news, according to the tax department.
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Political pet projects that get overturned by incoming governments could be a thing of the past if a new infrastructure body achieves its aims
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Te Araroa's popularity has skyrocketed since opening over a decade ago, but a recent coroner's report into the death of a tramper highlights some dangerous trends.
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On Auckland's skyline, the country's largest residential tower sits unfinished and exposed to the elements
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The cost of living and a tight job market have forced New Zealanders to look outside of the UK for their OE
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How top athletes like Lydia Ko can pull themselves out of their performance slumps to rise again
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