NewsBank (New Zealand Herald, The (Auckland, New Zealand))
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Something horrible is happening at Highlanders
An observation ... The Crusaders have grabbed the headlines for their poor performances. It makes sense.
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Foran calls for Warriors to re-sign veteran Johnson
Gold Coast have been urged to re-sign playmaker Kieran Foran for a 17th NRL season as the veteran also gave his stamp of approval for off-contract Warriors half Shaun Johnson to play on “for a few seasons”.
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Blues, not Wahs, top ticket in town
There’s only one football story in Auckland with all the ingredients of being an epic.
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1. What year did the devastating earthquake and fire occur in San Francisco?
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Waikato Thoroughbred, J2
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History not set to repeat on jobs front
There’s no question economic conditions are tough, but we need to keep them in historical perspective. We shouldn’t let an undue sense of doom and gloom make things worse than they need to be.
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Taxi blow adds to care woe
More than 20 people have come forward with complaints about ACC-funded taxis, including being left stranded and in pain for rides that arrived hours late or not at all.
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Taxi blow adds to care woe
More than 20 people have come forward with complaints about ACC-funded taxis, including being left stranded and in pain for rides that arrived hours late or not at all.
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‘I’m a Muslim — ask me anything’
When Asif Munir and his wife moved into their new home in New Zealand, their neighbour asked them: “Do you have any guns?”
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Trouble brewing
Emergency authorities are warning that Cyclone Gabrielle rates as only a “moderate” natural disaster, and that much worse lies ahead.
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‘Nothing fazes me now,’ mayor says
Wellington City Council this week ended a deal to reopen the Reading Cinema complex on Courtenay Place after senior council staff reached a point in negotiations at which they did not believe they could get the best possible outcomes for Wellingtonians.
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Released video says half of hostages dead
Around half of the remaining Israeli hostages abducted by Hamas have been killed in Gaza, an Israeli-American captive said in a rare proof-of-life video.
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US star chasing film firm’s debt
ANew Zealand film production company owes more than $2.25 million to creditors — including hundreds of thousands of dollars to its headline star, a leading international comedian and actress, according to a liquidator’s report.
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ACROSS THE COUNTRY, WE REMEMBER THEM
The country’s Anzac spirit was not dampened by wild weather cancelling the national commemoration service in Wellington or the New Zealand Defence Force’s luggage being lost on the way to Gallipoli.
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Dad blames addiction for robbery
For 10 years, Julian Gerrard Brown had managed to keep his demons in check.
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Brutal blow for apartment owners lurks in quake plan
A government announcement about a long-awaited review of earthquake-prone building rules conveniently left out a devastating detail.
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Market doldrums, UBS’ big payday
Ongoing inflation and the “higher for longer” interest rate scenario is a theme the share market has begun to accept and price in.
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Merlin may need some magic early
Barry Purdon has been training great horses long enough to know tonight’s $110,000 Taylor Mile could look good, or bad, for Merlin after 200m.
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Sporting greats feature large in brand’s birthday project
Three of New Zealand’s sporting greats have been immortalised on a large-scale mural.
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Reinstating the Christchurch Cathedral — and the wobbly numbers it relies on
Earlier this month the call went out for more public money to help reinstate the handsome old Victorian Gothic Christchurch Cathedral, severely earthquake-damaged in 2011.
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Salute to WWI tunnel team hits milestone
This year marks 10 years since the opening of the Arras Tunnel in Wellington, a 300m-long underpass beneath the Pukeahu National War Memorial connecting the Basin Reserve to Taranaki St.
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Wills happy to fight for coaching role
Northern Stars mentor Kiri Wills is embracing the potential of having to fight for her job as a professional coach, amid uncertainty around the future of the ANZ Premiership.
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All power to Luxon’s elbow in his cleanup
Christopher Luxon’s brutal axing of Broadcasting Minister Melissa Lee and Disabilities Minister Penny Simmonds after just 149 days is to be commended.
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‘It’s played on my mind’ NZ women allege abuse withinsect under investigation by FBI Warning: Story content distressing
*Melissa was a young child when she was sexually assaulted by a senior person in the church she attended in New Zealand.
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Teen calls on Kiwis to ‘learn from ancestors’
When our men were at war, everyone was behind the “boys overseas” fighting for the greater good.
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Apostrophe out to make a mark in Travis Stakes
One of the star training teams of the New Zealand summer are hoping to extend their black type reign just a weekend or two longer.
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New Zealand has become an obstruction economy
It’s too hard to get things done in New Zealand. Too hard to build new renewable energy, too hard to build roads and public transport, too hard to build houses and too hard to develop the sort of sensible economic development projects that provide jobs and growth.
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The world that they fought for
As we remember our brave troops who gave their lives to ensure a safe future for us‚ I wonder what they would think if they were to come back now and see the current state of affairs.
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Label errors ‘could affect thousands’
ANew World customer is urging shoppers to check their chicken after discovering the expensive organic poultry he buys weekly is consistently under the weight on the label.
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Women in tech face bias and career curbs — study
A study of 200 women working in the tech sector has found they face issues including “microaggression” and difficulty gaining promotions — even if technology firms have got more balanced in recruiting grads.