'Devastating' Christmas Eve Christmas light theft puts dampener on day
A family has been building it's light collection for nine years, now half of it is gone.
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Call for businesses to hire 'Māori cultural advisors' to protect culture
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Public backlash: Govt minister claims she was 'racially profiled' at Farmers
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DHB staff had reservations about Covid pamphlet - but it was approved anyway
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'Execution-style' killing: Murder accused given name suppression
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