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New York Times: A few pockets of ordinary life bloom in defiance of war.
Market close: NZ stocks post second consecutive rise
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Parliament to consider changing rules following haka - is it a good idea?
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'I dropped the ball' - top real estate boss Martin Cooper apologises to disciplinary tribunal
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The Gulf Harbour Country Club closed overnight in July 2023.
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Gregor Paul: How All Blacks can close gap on Springboks
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No, Trump cannot run for re-election again in 2028
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Watercare’s new map shows Auckland connection constraints
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Singapore oil trader sentenced to 17 years for ‘cheating’ HSBC
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