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- Bay of Plenty Times
- Bush Telegraph
- Central Otago News
- Central Rural Life
- Clutha Leader
- Courier, The
- Daily Post, The (Rotorua, New Zealand)
- Ensign, The
- Guardian, The
- Hastings Leader, The
- Hawkes Bay Today
- Herald on Sunday
- Horowhenua Chronicle
- Kapiti News
- Katikati Advertiser
- Mix, The
- Mountain Scene
- Napier Courier, The
- New Zealand Herald, The (Auckland, New Zealand)
- North Canterbury News
- Northern Advocate, The (Whangarei, New Zealand)
- Northland Age, The
- Oamaru Mail
- Otago Daily Times (New Zealand)
- Otago Daily Times: Web Edition Articles (New Zealand)
- Rotorua Weekender
- Signal
- Southland Express
- Sports Tab
- Star, The
- Stratford Press
- Taupo Weekender
- Te Awamutu Courier
- Te Puke Times
- Weekend Herald
- West Coast Farming Times, The
- West Coast Messenger, The
- Whanganui Chronicle
- Whanganui Midweek
Latest documents
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Squash super-hero Squash: Greymouth squash player Paul Coll turned in a superman effort to come back from two sets down to beat world number one Ali Farag of Egypt at the latest PSA tournament in London. World number two Coll, nicknamed “Superman” for his athleticism on court, lost the first two games 11-8, 11-2 before winning the next three 12-10, 12-10, 11-9. World champion Farag went 5-2 and then 7-4 up in the third game leaving Coll struggling for answers. However the Egyptian started to make mistakes. Coll’s spirits rose and he went on to win the third 12-10. Farag had a game ball in the fourth, but Coll saved that and went on to win 12-10. In the fifth Coll tied it up at 9-9 before going on to take it 11-9 and claim the Optasia title. Coll’s fiancee, Nele Gilis of Belgium, was beaten in the women’s final by Satomi Watanabe of Japan.
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Fiji swamped by flooding
The Fiji Meteorological Service has a heavy rain warning still in place for the whole of the country after a weekend of flooding, although some floodwaters have receded.
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Deliveries will be slower says postal union
Postal workers say NZ Post’s plan to replace them with couriers will make deliveries slower. The company plans to lay off 700 posties over the next five years and pass their duties to contracted courier drivers.
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Workload takes ‘huge toll’ on GP Doctor working 6-12 hours on evenings and weekends
A Rotorua GP who works between six and 12 hours on her evenings and weekends says workload demands are taking a “huge toll” on her and is considering how long she can continue.
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Tanner has plenty left in the tank
A blistering final lap by Sam Tanner helped propel the middle-distance maestro to his fourth national 1500m title with a typically dominant display to crown the final day of the National Track and Field Championships.
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Crusaders in crisis: A Penney for your thoughts
The Crusaders are currently winless, with only one bonus point saving them from being last on the Super Rugby Pacific table.
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Engineered stone risking Kiwis’ lives, doctors warn
Doctors have called on the Government to follow Australia’s lead and ban or rigorously control the popular benchtop material engineered stone over links to the incurable lung disease silicosis.
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Air NZ checks Dreamliner pilot seats after flight plunge
Air New Zealand has checked pilot seats on its Boeing 787 Dreamliners after a flight deck mishap may have caused a Latam aircraft to plunge without warning a week ago.
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Councils call for funding to lift flood protection
Councils — almost unanimously calling for the government to help invest in flood protection — are frustrated the Government has sent them back to the bureaucrats for more conversation.
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COMMENT Government faces death by a thousand cuts
You needn’t be a swivel-eyed neo-Marxist to doubt Christopher Luxon prioritising his $2.9 billion tax cut for landlords.