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Multiple shots fired at house in Mt Wellington overnight

Police are not saying the incident is gang-related.

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The $1.8 billion problem ACC wants to solve

ACC hopes the launch of a free app will combat the most common preventable injury in the country.

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Bailey Mes states case for Silver Ferns' World Cup selection as Magic pip Pulse

Former Silver Ferns' captain plays for her second premiership team in two weeks, but veteran shooter stars for Magic in thrilling one-goal win.

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Multiple shots fired at house in Mt Wellington overnight

An Auckland mother who lives near a house targeted in a drive-by shooting on Saturday night says she heard multiple shots.

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Oyster chocolates served with a giggle Southland style

An English-based cartoonist with Southland origins has joined up with an Invercargill chocolate company to bring a “bit of fun” to the product.

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Jarrod Gilbert: Mums, meth and mahi - a new focus for policing

OPINION: Jarrod Gilbert on the future of policing.

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60th National Jazz Festival: Katikati Street Party ‘feel-good event’ for everyone

Katikati town centre was the venue for Street Party.

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Hot and sticky nights caused by 'moist' air mass to ease for North Island

Sick of the frizzy hair and hot, sticky nights? You’re in luck, there's a cooling breeze coming - just not yet.

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RoboCop: One of Hollywood's best-ever 'reimaginings' comes to Prime Video

REVIEW: It might not nearly be as fun as the 1987 original, but this 2014 re-suit-and-reboot displays far more heart, brain and no little courage.

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All Blacks Sevens storm into Hong Kong semifinals to join Black Ferns in title quest

Four tries gave the NZ men a convincing quarterfinal win after the Black Ferns had thrashed Canada.

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Net-zero carbon emissions can be done, says Invercargill deputy mayor

Tackling the council's emissions is more like climbing Bluff Hill than Mt Everest, Tom Campbell says as a new report reveals where to focus.

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Dark comedy explores blurry line between fandom and toxic obsession

The play is called Benedict Cumberbatch Must Die - and one of the cast says she identifies with the characters (though not with the bit about murder).

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In-form Wellington Phoenix striker Oskar Zawada breaks A-League Men record

He’s been directly involved in a goal in each of his last 11 games but coach Ufuk Talay believes they can still squeeze more out of Oskar Zawada.

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Live: Hurricanes vs Force - Super Rugby Pacific

The hosts run in their fifth try early in the second half of a one-sided encounter in Palmerston North.

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Hot cross buns help keep Auckland eatery going: 'The buns mean I'm still here'

Customers queue each year for Ima Cuisine's buns, which contain honey and freshly ground spices, topped with a custard cross.

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Herald afternoon quiz: April 2

Test your brains with the Herald’s afternoon quiz.

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Demolition to begin on Heretaunga House in Hastings - so what will replace it?

The council has revealed what the site will likely be used for in the future.

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Hotel review scam: Student loses $42k, works 48-hour weekends after putting parents, landlord in debt

A university student sunk $42,000 into an elaborate scam after accepting what he thought was a part-time job reviewing hotels.

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Housing shortage: Pensioner flats in Tararua not quite ready, 18 months after council announcement

The flats were expected to have been finished by July, but are still not ready.

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Easter tramping: Plan ahead and keep an eye on weather

With the long weekend coming up, outdoors author and photographer Shaun Barnett is encouraging people to get out tramping this Easter, but be mindful of preparation.

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Nadia Lim admits baby Arlo is 'probably' the last for the family

Celebrity chef and TV star Nadia Lim has made the most of the past six weeks with baby Arlo, saying there probably won't be any more children.

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Bittersweet farewell as famous Christchurch earthquake memorial is dismantled

More than 11 years after they became a mute symbol of the hole left by those lost in the February 2011 earthquake, Christchurch’s famous white chairs are now gone.

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Crown agrees to give up Taranaki Maunga, admitting failure and harm

The park will be governed jointly by Ngā iwi o Taranaki and the Minister of Conservation,

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Erika Fairweather smashes own national record at New Zealand championships

The Dunedin teenager swam a stunning 1:55.63s in her 200m freestyle heat to shave more than a second off the mark she set earlier this year.

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Calls intensify for slash inquiry to include all of Hawke’s Bay after sacking and resignation

"We still need to understand what caused the damage; how to avoid this happening again."

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Manawatū writers explore the horrors of deep space and the human mind

Deep space and the dark corners of the human mind prove fertile territory for a new collection of short stories.

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Duncan Garner reveals the ‘deeply humiliating’ toll of sudden Today FM closure

'Our demise was ruthless, immediate, without warning,' Today FM host wrote.

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Rejection of Catholic conquest and 'white supremacy' law not enough: advocate

Iwi to seek Catholic land after Vatican rejects policy which allowed the colonisation and subjugation of indigenous people including Māori.

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Police investigate after 'number of shots' fired at Black Power’s Auckland pad

Police are still at the address in Mt Wellington after being called out late on Saturday when "a number of shots" were fired at Black Power's HQ.

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Cook Strait ferries still expected to run on time when new safety order applies

The new Cook Strait ferry safety order will buy time in an emergency but is not expected to make for longer crossings.

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Thinking of an Easter trip away? The weather could be on your side

MetService projects a good weather week ahead, during a month of unsteady weather.

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Chef Peter Gordon: Become wiser with vegetables as food prices soar

The celebrated New Zealand chef is finding plant-based foods interesting, with people looking at other ways to create delicious meals as protein prices rise.

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Hawke's Bay motorist caught driving with breath alcohol reading four times the legal limit

One motorist caught in a drink driving operation in Hawke's Bay this weekend was four times over the legal limit, police say.

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Domestic flights in and out of Auckland affected by fog

Fog restrictions have been lifted at Auckland Airport, after some domestic flights were cancelled and delayed.

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Daylight saving ends in NZ for another year

It is almost time for daylight saving to come to an end, which means you could be getting an extra hour's sleep tomorrow morning.

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Prime Minister gets flu and Covid vaccinations at community event

The Prime Minister has had his flu and Covid vaccinations and is encouraging others to do the same.

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Police probe shots fire in East Auckland

Police are continuing to investigate reports of gunshot sounds in East Auckland last night.

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SH58 to be closed for work at end of April

A full road closure on State Highway 58 at the end of April will force travellers to use an alternate route and put more pressure on Wellington's other state highways.

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'It was quite a shock' - Buller mayor's health surprise during cyclone

Jamie Cleine was struggling to read messages on his phone and suffering from headaches when a Buller District Council colleague suggested he get an eye test.

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Arsonist avoids jail after handshake and offering thousands in reparation

An arsonist has avoided a jail sentence after a restorative justice meeting with his victims, which ended with a handshake and the offer of thousands of dollars in reparation.

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Pilot-in-training secretly filmed a woman and two teenagers at home

Aaron de Hoog has been sentenced to home detention and ordered to pay $750 to each of his victims.

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New Auckland busway extension to connect Papakura and Botany

Construction has begun for a new Auckland busway extension, promising faster travel times and reliable bus services, Transport Minister Michael Wood says.

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Holidays Act overhaul delayed again

The biggest overhaul of holidays laws in two decades has been delayed further and now will not happen before the election.

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Covid-19 data visualisations: NZ in numbers

Track the very latest Covid-19 data in New Zealand, with new charts on the current trends from RNZ data journalist Farah Hancock.

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