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The 'corner dairy campaign' quietly backed by big tobacco
The 'corner dairy campaign' quietly backed by big tobacco
Tobacco companies say a shop owner is "the driving voice" behind a campaign against a smokefree initiative. The truth is more complicated.
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Hunting for votes: From teeth to tunnels, parties pitch plans
Hunting for votes: From teeth to tunnels, parties pitch plans
With just over two months until the election, political leaders unveiled plans this weekend for everything from new Auckland harbour crossings to massive government job cuts to free dental care for…
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Cause of Carmen Walker’s death to be heard at inquest as ‘cover-up’ allegations resurface
Question of 'cover-up' in patient's death to be explored in inquest 13 years on
An inquest into how Carmen Walker died following a procedure at Waikato Hospital is finally set to go ahead 13 years after her death. Natalie Akoorie examines the case.
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Tunnels, light rail, cycling and bus lanes - govt unveils ambitious $45b new harbour crossing plan
Tunnels, light rail, cycling and bus lanes - govt unveils ambitious $45b new harbour crossing plan
The light rail tunnel would stretch 21km, going from Wynyard Quarter all the way north to Albany
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Early Cook Strait ferry sailings cancelled after stormy day
Auckland's coldest night, state highways closed due to snow
Snow has closed two state highways in the central North Island, with numerous crashes causing further road closures after a day of wintry weather. Audio
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'Crisis': The state of the Far North's crucial roads
The Far North's roads are in a perilous state – and the fix-up job is mammoth in scale. Audio
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The perilous state of the Far North's roads
'Crisis': The state of the Far North's crucial roads
The Far North's roads are in a perilous state – and the fix-up job is mammoth in scale.
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Severe weather that disrupted travel, caused power cuts forecast to ease on Thursday
Severe weather forecast to ease on Thursday
Stormy conditions around the country led to power outages, flight and ferry cancellations and road closures on Wednesday.
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Auckland bar chain Brew on Quay buys Good Spirits Hospitality
Auckland bar chain Brew on Quay buys Good Spirits Hospitality
Good Spirits Hospitality has found a buyer for its pubs, which will see it exit the stock exchange.
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Sinkhole causes bus diversions, closure of a main road in Auckland
Sinkhole causes bus diversions, closure of a main road in Auckland
A major South Auckland road has been closed after a sinkhole was discovered in Ōtāhuhu.
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Auckland Harbour Bridge under amber alert as strong winds hit the north
Auckland Harbour Bridge under amber alert as strong winds hit the north
Motorists using the Auckland Harbour Bridge are being warned of delays due to strong wind, with an amber alert in place until late morning.
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Heavy rain and snow cause havoc in South Island
Evacuations urged as South Island's heavy downpour continues
Some South Island residents are being urged to evacuate as heavy rains continue to batter the region.
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A triumph - after a day of tragedy
On a day when Auckland was the focus of the biggest story in world sport and the Football Ferns ended up making history, deadly shootings a stone's throw from football teams' hotels and the fan zone… Audio
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A triumph - after a day of tragedy
A triumph - after a day of tragedy
On a day when Auckland was the focus of the biggest story in world sport and the Football Ferns ended up making history, deadly shootings a stone's throw from football teams' hotels and the fan zone…
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Heavy rain, strong wind hits North Island, causing problems for motorists
Auckland transport delays as heavy rain hits across North Island
Parts of the North Island are being battered by heavy rain and strong winds with surface flooding in some areas.
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Toxic chemicals still cropping up at shutdown Auckland water treatment plant
Toxic chemicals still cropping up at shutdown Auckland water treatment plant
The Onehunga Water Treatment Plant was shut down late last year after detecting PFAS contaminants above drinking water threshold levels.
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Whakaari / White Island trial: What you need to know
Whakaari / White Island trial: What you need to know
It has been more than three years since the Whakaari disaster. Here's what you need to know as the trial begins into health and safety failings leading up to the deadly eruption.
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'I still have nightmares': Former Lake Alice patient wants someone to take responsibility
'I still have nightmares': Former Lake Alice patient wants someone to take responsibility
A former patient of the Lake Alice psychiatric hospital says while he can't tell the court about his experience there, his story is an important reminder of the need to investigate claims of… Audio
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Lionel Allan hit-and-run: Wiremu Gray sentenced for death of former child star
Lionel Allan hit-and-run: Wiremu Gray sentenced for death of former child star
A business owner who fled the scene after causing the death of his formerly high-profile employee - early 2000s television star Lionel Allan - following a Friday evening of post-work drinks was…
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Weather: 'Very real possibility' Auckland Harbour Bridge may close because of strong winds
'Very real possibility' strong winds could close Auckland Harbour Bridge
Wind gusts in Auckland were expected to get worse this evening, as a wintry blast hits the country, bringing snow to the South Island.
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Weather: High winds force slow speeds on Harbour Bridge
The Habour Bridge could close this evening .. with heavy winds forecast to reach 'red alert' levels. Gusts of 90 kilometre and above mean a complete shut down of the crossing for safety reasons. The… Video, Audio
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Wild weather: Auckland Harbour Bridge likely to be closed tomorrow due to 110km/h gales - Waka Kotahi NZTA
Warning Harbour Bridge likely to be closed tomorrow due to 110km/h gales
The Auckland Harbour Bridge is likely to be closed tomorrow afternoon because of forecast 110km/h gales, says Waka Kotahi NZTA.
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Support for farmers and growers following severe weather, government inquiry announced
Support for businesses following severe weather, govt inquiry announced
Farmers and growers will receive help to secure cheaper loans, rather than given cash up front.
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Circus school facing closure
Traffic is the talk of the town in Tauranga - for all the wrong reasons. Commuters are frustrated by increasing traffic jams, seen as "worse than Auckland". Audio
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Salvage of Waiuta miners' cottage a ‘complex job’
Salvage of Waiuta miners' cottage a ‘complex job’
Work by the Department of Conservation to save a miners cottage once home to noted West Coast photographer Jos Divis is "a complex job".