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Bakery creating new pie flavours nearly every day
9 Jan 2025A Wellington eatery is taking the humble pie to the next level.
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Cold violence': A hidden form of elder abuse in New Zealand
9 Jan 2025Elder abuse is prevalent in New Zealand, with one in 10 people aged 65 and older experiencing some form of it.
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Australian Reptile Park to milk its largest recorded funnel-web spider
9 Jan 2025The spider named Hemsworth, measuring in at 9.2cm, will have its venom extracted for antivenom.
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Movie, TV stars flee homes as Los Angeles wildfires bur
9 Jan 2025Jamie Lee Curtis, Mandy Moore and James Woods were among those forced to evacuate and left wondering whether their homes survived.
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Where is Stewart Willis? Missing man left cryptic note
8 Jan 2025The 63-year-old Christchurch man left all of his belongings inside his rented house, and a message on his door that read "farm".
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Extension for Treaty bill submissions looking 'likely'
8 Jan 2025Parliament's justice select committee will meet to discuss what to do about website problems that meant people couldn't meet the deadline.
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How the tax crackdown is working
Inland Revenue was given a budget boost this year, and it seems to be working, experts say.
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'A little bit of magic': Gravity-defying rock sculptures soothe tensions
8 Jan 2025Spending hours creating the intricate works is a great way to relieve stress, an artist says.
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Marathon man completes 10 Great Walks in nine days
7 Jan 2025For most people one Great Walk is achievement enough, but Romain Groleau had bigger plans.
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Neighbours fume over abandoned trolley epidemic
7 Jan 2025A resident says the 50 abandoned shopping trolleys he's found are a sign of "entitlement and laziness".
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New mum horrified by surprise $9000 tax bill
7 Jan 2025Megan Hunt was horrified to discover she had a huge bill from Inland Revenue for overpaid Working for Families credits.
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Why the produce on sale might not be what you expect
Compared to last year, a number of different types of fruit and vegetables appear cheaper.
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Treaty Principles Bill submission deadline could be extended - expert
7 Jan 2025The legislation proposes to rewrite the treaty principles long-defined by the courts
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Mase Mahonri Schwalger resigns as head coach of Manu Samoa
7 Jan 2025Mase, was suspended by the Lakapi Samoa Board last year after serious criminal charges were filed against him.
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Where has summer gone - and when will it be back?
7 Jan 2025For many Kiwis this summer, the temperatures have not reached the heights of previous years.
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The big stories to watch in sport this year
6 Jan 2025From Liam Lawson's turn in the brutal world of Formula One, to how the Black Ferns might repeat their heroics of 2022 - we look at 2025's intriguing storylines
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Where is John Mills? A homicide probe with no body
6 Jan 2025The last time Melissa Adams Mills heard from her brother, he told her his tyres had been slashed. Now his family fear he's been forgotten.
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Warning from doctor caught in deepfake deception
6 Jan 2025A professor who was impersonated to sell a bogus diabetes treatment is urging the public to look out for scams.
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Intricate carving found washed up in Northland
6 Jan 2025Mystery surrounds a large, ornate Māori carving found washed up on the beach.
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Wellington's dark history uncovered
5 Jan 2025If the the beach is not to your liking, consider a tour of the locations of some of the darkest moments in the capital's history.
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Britain wants to get close to Trump. Will Elon Musk stand in the way?
6 Jan 2025Analysis - It was not the start to 2025 that Keir Starmer wanted or expected, as Elon Musk engulfed his government in a very public fight.
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'Gangs are part of the society... it's a reality' - photographer
6 Jan 2025A Hawke's Bay-based photographer has been capturing Mongrel Mob members at ease and in force on their home turf.
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Courtroom chaos: Almost 450 assaults in courts since 2019
5 Jan 2025Conflict is increasing in New Zealand's courts, with verbal abuse, intimidation, violence, and brawls where security officers are outnumbered.
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