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Samoans flock to hospitals for measles immunisations
Samoans are flocking to clinics following news of two more deaths suspected to be from measles. Audio
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Samoa measles epidemic: Govt considers school closures
Samoa measles epidemic: Govt considers school closures
Samoa's government is considering closing all schools as the country reacts to a deadly measles epidemic. Audio
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SkyCity fire: Sludge left behind after millions of litres of water removed from basement
SkyCity fire: Sludge left behind after water removed from basement
Most of the millions of litres of water used to douse the SkyCity International Convention Centre fire has been removed from the basement carpark, but a layer of sludge still needs to be extracted.
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SkyCity fire: 10 agencies co-operating in investigation
SkyCity fire: 10 agencies co-operating in investigation
Firefighters are examining the fire-ravaged SkyCity Convention Centre's roof area but the significant damage done has been hampering efforts to access it.
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Auckland motorists warned of delays in wake of SkyCity fire
Motorists driving into Auckland's city centre on Tuesday morning are being warned of significant delays because there are still some road closures because of the SkyCity International Convention… Audio
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Today's sport news: what you need to know
Today's sport news: what you need to know
In today's sports news - Lewis Hamilton wins in Mexico, Liverpool remain unbeaten in the Premier League and Coll through to quarter-finals in Cairo.
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SkyCity convention centre fire: 'We still have active firefighting, there are still flames in pockets'
SkyCity fire: 'We still have active firefighting, there are still flames in pockets'
Fire and Emergency have released pictures of inside the building that has been burning for three days. Video
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SkyCity fire battle moves to recovery phase: 'It's affected everybody'
SkyCity fire battle moves to recovery phase: 'It's affected everybody'
The fire at the SkyCity Convention Centre is still smouldering, but there are signs things are getting back to normal in Auckland's CBD.
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SkyCity fire day three: What you need to know today
SkyCity fire day three: What you need to know today
Firefighters are hopeful the fire at SkyCity will be put out today, but say it will be a very difficult task. Here's what you need to know.
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Auckland city fire causes local business closures
The central city has been eerily deserted over the past few days with many shops and businesses closed because of the fire. Firefighters are still fighting flames on top of the Heart of the City is… Audio
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SkyCity fire throws Auckland city commute into chaos
SkyCity fire: Auckland commuters advised to avoid peak hour traffic
Auckland Transport is advising to avoid peak hour traffic tonight as the fire at SkyCity convention centre continues to blaze.
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SkyCity fire: Auckland District Court closes its doors over air quality concerns
SkyCity fire: Auckland District Court closes its doors
Court cases in the country's second largest courthouse have been adjourned for the day as the SkyCity fire continues to burn.
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SkyCity fire: Health warning issued as smoke clouds CBD
Health warnings are being issued in Auckland amid fears that the smoke pouring out of the massive fire at SkyCity's convention centre could make people sick.
Plumes of black smoke have been billowing… Video, Audio
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Horse racing: Flogging tracks to survive
Forcing racing clubs to close their tracks and outsourcing the TAB could revitalise the horse racing industry, but as Max Towle discovers, some diehards won't accept change without a fight. Audio
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Man accused of assaulting Dr Lance O'Sullivan to stand trial
Man accused of assaulting Dr Lance O'Sullivan to stand trial
A man accused of assaulting former New Zealander of the Year Dr Lance O'Sullivan will go to trial next year.
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Bus service fiasco 'biggest frustration' of mayoral term - Lester
Put councils in charge of buses, city mayors say
After new bus services and routes in Wellington turned into a debacle, calls are being made to overhaul how public transport is managed by councils.
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Wellington Railway Station reopens after evacuation
Wellington Railway Station reopens after evacuation
Wellington Railway station has reopened after it was evacuated this afternoon, but Metlink has warned of delays on all services.
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Councils' public relations spending jumps, latest figures show
Councils' public relations spending jumps, latest figures show
Councils are spending a lot more on public relations at the same time as they are beset by escalating demands for essential services like water and roads.
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Widow tells Uber driver: 'I do not hate you'
Widow tells Uber driver: 'I do not hate you'
The widow of a young Auckland father hit and killed by an Uber driver has told the man responsible she doesn't hate him.
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Sandringham festival steamrolled by other Auckland events
Sandringham festival steamrolled by other Auckland events
A long-running community festival in the Prime Minister's electorate has had the plug pulled to make way for traffic to events in other parts of Auckland on the same day - including a cruise ship's…
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Immigration NZ admits restructure did not go smoothly
Immigration NZ admits restructure not smooth
An Immigration New Zealand's official has admitted the organisation was caught with its pants down when migrant numbers spiked while halving worldwide offices.
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Severe thunderstorm watch issued as lightning strikes upper North Island
50 lightning strikes in an hour, northern areas braced for more
Fifty lightning strikes have been recorded west of Auckland within a hour today as communities in the Far North remain on high alert after a severe thunderstorm warning.
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Kiwis travelling to Hong Kong warned flights could change quickly
Kiwis travelling to Hong Kong warned flights could change quickly
As flights at Hong Kong's international airport were disrupted for a second day, a New Zealander caught up in the delays says passengers got little information when flights were suddenly cancelled.
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Hong Kong protests disrupt airport for second day
Hong Kong protests disrupt airport for second day
Flight check-in has been suspended at Hong Kong International Airport for a second day because of anti-government protests. An Air NZ flight from Auckland to Hong Kong tonight has been cancelled.
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Pedestrian-only streets
There's concern about the permanent closure of Trafalgar Street in Nelson, but also some excitement. Some locals support the move to make the street completely pedestrian-only. Audio