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Mid-Century Epsom masterpiece untouched for 70 years and in double grammar zone for sale
The property on 2,020 sqm is like a back drop for the Mad Men TV series.
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The 10 homes that the council bought for $6.7 million are on the market for relocation.
Read moreWinners of Prime Minister's 2024 science prizes announced
The team behind research that has saved up to 450 lives since 1995 has taken out the PM's top science prize.
Read moreMore heavy rain and snow expected to lash central NZ overnight
A heavy rain watch is in place for parts of North Canterbury and the lower North Island.
Read moreThe unemployment rate, explained
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Read moreFirearm discharged outside Wellington Hospital
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Read moreEnd of public transport subsidies adds to cost of living crisis, advocates say
Campaigners say the extra cost will affect families and young people already struggling with the cost of living.
Read moreDisability rights advocate Sir Robert Martin dies
Sir Robert spent more than 30 years advocating for the rights of disabled New Zealanders.
Read moreChristchurch councillors vote to delay housing intensification decisions
They've delayed until the end of 2025 to use a government extension to figure the implications for residential areas.
Read moreHow do Kiwi musicians pay their bills?
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Read moreDengue fever outbreak in Samoa prompts advice for New Zealand travellers
Safe Travel advises New Zealanders who are travelling or living in Samoa to have comprehensive medical and travel insurance policies.
Read moreAuckland University students rally against Israel-Hamas war
Tents have been pitched and more than 100 students have gathered at the city campus.
Read moreRules around laptops, liquids eased at Auckland Airport
Taking laptops and liquids out of carry-on bags is now a thing of the past for travellers heading overseas.
Read moreDIA proposes cutting eight roles relating to information security, union says
Public Service Association is warning New Zealanders' sensitive information held by various agencies could fall into the wrong hands if these roles are lost.
Read moreCould AI be used to help write school exams? NZQA thinks so
The Qualifications Authority wants more students sitting online digital exams rather than paper-based exams.
Read moreHit and run victim left lying on the road for an hour
The victim of a recent hit-and-run in Wellington lay seriously injured in the middle of a dark road for up to an hour, before being found by a rideshare driver.
Read moreLachlan Jones' half-brother denies involvement in brother's death
Jonathan Scott has denied being involved in the child's death, but confirmed he briefly left the search to buy marijuana.
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