Former All Black captain helping battle concussion
Former All Black captain helping battle concussion
Sam Cane is no stranger to concussion.
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Former All Black captain helping battle concussion
Former All Black captain helping battle concussion
Sam Cane is no stranger to concussion.
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Fire crews tackle house blaze in East Auckland
Fire crews tackle house blaze in East Auckland
Firefighers have tackled a house fire in East Auckland on Wednesday afternoon.
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Auckland FC v Chelsea women's football showcase about more than the score
Auckland FC v Chelsea women's football showcase about more than the score
Irrespective of the result on the scoreboard, Auckland FC's first foray into women's football could be pivotal in the careers of the women invited to take part.
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English 'didn't have to compete' for official status - Māori Language Commissioner
English 'didn't have to compete' for official status - Māori Language Commissioner
Te reo Māori has had to fight for recognition after generations of suppression, while English has long dominated life in Aotearoa, professor Rawinia Higgins says.
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More cold weather on the way: 'There's going to be plenty of negative temperatures'
More cold weather on the way: 'There's going to be plenty of negative temperatures'
A cold snap gripping the country will intensify tonight and tomorrow, forecasters warn, with double-digit negative temperatures on the way for part of the central South Island.
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Fears young people slipping through gaps in mental health data
Fears young people slipping through gaps in mental health data
There are concerns young people seeking mental health support are slipping through gaps in the data if their referrals are declined when they reach out for help.
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Salvation Army: Youth unemployment stats a 'call to action' for the country
Salvation Army: Youth unemployment stats a 'call to action' for the country
The Salvation Army says the latest unemployment statistics should be seen as a call to action for the country about the need to help young people find work.
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The House: Responses and responsible government
The House: Responses and responsible government
All the most overdue responses to Parliament's official Written Questions are addressed to the one MP responsible for ensuring prompt answers, and for enabling a responsible government - the Speaker of the House Gerry Brownlee.
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Christopher Luxon defends using Air Force flight after attending National Party fundraiser
Christopher Luxon defends using Air Force flight after attending National Party fundraiser
Christopher Luxon is defending his use of an Air Force flight after attending a National Party fundraiser, saying he has a "busy job" and "full schedule".
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Green MP Lawrence Xu-Nan grills Winston Peters on 'racist' comments that were directed at him
Green MP Lawrence Xu-Nan grills Winston Peters on 'racist' comments that were directed at him
The Green MP who Winston Peters told to "go back to your own country" has challenged the Foreign Minister in Parliament over his comments.
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Missing Auckland 6-year-old spent the night with people known to his family - police
Missing Auckland 6-year-old spent the night with people known to his family - police
Police searched for a missing 6 year-old boy overnight only to find in the morning that he was with people known to the family.
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Steps the Tauranga hospital cat goes missing, community launches search
Steps the Tauranga hospital cat goes missing, community launches search
A much-loved "community cat" who has spent years greeting staff and visitors at Tauranga Hospital is missing.
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Christchurch rejects super city proposal, votes for unitary authority with current boundaries
Christchurch rejects super city proposal, votes for unitary authority with current boundaries
After talk of herding cats, swallowing dead rats, weddings, funerals and even King Solomon, Christchurch City Council has chosen to keep its current city boundaries and take on Canterbury Regional Council's functions.
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Meat worker dies at processing plant in Auckland
Meat worker dies at processing plant in Auckland
A meat worker has died at a processing plant in the Auckland suburb of Ōtāhuhu overnight.
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Auckland school threat accused to represent himself in trial
Auckland school threat accused to represent himself in trial
A man accused of threatening to carry out attacks on schools will represent himself in a trial that is already half-way completed.
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Netball NZ in talks with private investor over new league for 2028
Netball NZ in talks with private investor over new league for 2028
Netball New Zealand is in talks with at least one private investor about establishing a new franchise league in 2028, in what would be a significant shake-up of the elite domestic game.
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NZ Warriors extend front-rower Jackson Ford two more years through 2029
NZ Warriors extend front-rower Jackson Ford two more years through 2029
Workaholic front-rower Jackson Ford has extended his contract with NZ Warriors until the end of 2029.
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Grant to research benefits of kapa haka on heart health
Grant to research benefits of kapa haka on heart health
A new research grant to investigate the benefits of kapa haka on heart health, an area that has seen surprisingly little research, has been announced.
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Justice Ministry to be reviewed, as minister's confidence in agency 'seriously shaken'
Justice Ministry to be reviewed, as minister's confidence in agency 'seriously shaken'
Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith has ordered a rapid review of his ministry following its handling of a former employee, saying his confidence in the agency has been "seriously shaken".
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Twenty-four kilos of opium bound for Bay of Plenty intercepted by Customs
Twenty-four kilos of opium bound for Bay of Plenty intercepted by Customs
Three people have been arrested after 24 kilograms of opium destined for Western Bay of Plenty was intercepted by Customs.
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Christopher Luxon defends using Air Force flight to attend National Party fundraiser
Christopher Luxon defends using Air Force flight to attend National Party fundraiser
Christopher Luxon is defending his use of an Air Force flight after attending a National Party fundraiser, saying he has a "busy job" and "full schedule".
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Justice Ministry to be reviewed over handling of former employee
Justice Ministry to be reviewed over handling of former employee
Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith has asked Public Service Commissioner Sir Brian Roche to undertake a rapid review of the Justice Ministry after the way it handled former employee and former Lotto presenter Russell Harrison's employment case.
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'It means so much to them': Foster children charity seeks larger clothing for teens
'It means so much to them': Foster children charity seeks larger clothing for teens
A charity that helps kids get settled in foster care says they have a big gap in donations - larger clothing to fit teenagers.
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Prominent snowboard and freeski coach Tom Willmott to leave Snow Sports NZ
Prominent snowboard and freeski coach Tom Willmott to leave Snow Sports NZ
Renowned snowboard and freeski coach Tom Willmott is leaving Snow Sports New Zealand after a long tenure that included mentoring the country's most decorated Winter Olympian Zoi Sadowski-Synnott.
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Hunt on for private overseas investment in NZ's second rocket launch pad
Hunt on for private overseas investment in NZ's second rocket launch pad
The National Aerospace Centre says it expects to tap intense global demand for rocket launches to get private investment for the country's second launch pad.
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Auckland Grammar School 'devastated' after student cyclists hit by stolen car
Auckland Grammar School 'devastated' after student cyclists hit by stolen car
The headmaster of Auckland Grammar School says they are "devasted" after a group of students was hit by a car while cycling in Epsom.
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Boxing: Joseph Parker cleared to fight again
Boxing: Joseph Parker cleared to fight again
After a frustrating wait, Joseph Parker has been cleared to return to the ring.
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