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Charity collectors keeping the lot

A private company which collects money door-to-door for some of our best-known charities keeps the entire first year's takings from some donors.The Appco Group's own documents contain a pricing...

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South Aucklander in hospital after domestic incident

A South Auckland man has been taken to hospital with life threatening wounds following a domestic dispute.Police were called to a residential address in Favona, South Auckland in relation to a domestic...

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Firefighters called to Christchurch house fire

A fire that broke out in a Christchurch flat this morning was quickly brought under control, says the fire service.A Southern fire service communications spokeswoman said appliances were called to a...

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NZ's most dangerous roads

When give way rules change on a Sunday morning later this month, we can reveal the intersections to watch.Already these are some of the country's most accident-prone intersections.Figures released by...

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Drop-in centre set up for weather bomb victims

A drop-in centre has been set up in South Taranaki for people needing advice after the weather bomb.The town of Patea has been badly affected, with a lot of damaged buildings and some homes still...

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Balloon victims remembered

Families of the Carterton balloon crash victims have welcomed this week's Balloons Over Wairarapa festival, as a memorial service today paid tribute to the 11 people killed in the tragedy.The 10...

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Farmers rely on generators following weather bomb

Farmers in South Taranaki are relying on generators while they wait for power to be restored in the area.It has been badly affected following yesterday's weather bomb.Federated Farmers Taranaki Dairy...

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Injunction could be issued to port workers

There is speculation this afternoon that an injunction is to be issued to port workers in Tauranga and Wellington.It follows strike action by wharfies who refused to unpack a ship carrying goods from...

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Motoring delays after weather bomb causes road closures

Thousands of motorists could be facing long journeys and added costs for up to four weeks following the closure of the main Opotiki to Gisborne highway.The stretch of State Highway 2 connecting Opotiki...

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Greymouth boaties have lucky escape

A small boat with two people on board overturned in heavy surf near the mouth of the Greymouth River this afternoon.At about 12.25pm the two males were thrown into the water but the boat righted...

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Weekend of violence

Two men are in intensive care and a third has serious head injuries following separate incidents during a weekend of violence.Police were called to a Wanaka house party where a fight had erupted...

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First interview with David Bain

In his first in-depth interview since he was found not guilty of murdering his family, David Bain talked about how he coped in prison, how he has readjusted to life as a free man, and how he feels...

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Rejection of breast ad complaint 'laughable'

Broadcaster Gary McCormick has called for the Broadcasting Standards Authority to be scrapped after having a complaint about a "vulgar'' TV advertisement featuring women with extremely large breasts...

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Tourist jogger makes grisly crash discovery

An American tourist out for a jog in Waikato on Saturday morning made a grisly find when he spotted a badly damaged car with a dead man inside.Earl David Karaka Kingi, 22, was found by the tourist...

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Urewera trial: Ex-MP's car examined

A police investigation into alleged military-style training camps was so wide-ranging that police drove to Ngaruawahia to look at a car owned by former MP Nandor Tanczos, a court has been told.Tame...

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Storm clean-up: long wait for power

Remote Powerco customers could face another three days before their power is restored.A bout of foul weather and winds up to 120 km/h tore a strip across the North Island on Saturday, cutting power to...

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Pilot in court over late Q'town departure

A pilot has been charged with flying a Boeing 737 passenger jet out of Queenstown airport after the dusk deadline for departures. The pilot, who has name suppression, allegedly caused unnecessary...

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Air NZ flyers forced to bid for seats

Air New Zealand is being accused of driving away its most loyal customers with a recent overhaul of its air points rewards system.In changes set to kick in on May 30, frequent flyers using their...

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Worldwide protest to take place in Wellington

A protest will be held in Wellington tomorrow as part of a worldwide move to create the largest ever protest against child abuse.A Facebook page called Worldwide Peaceful Protest said 38 countries were...

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ERA rejects speeding Air NZ worker's appeal over job loss

An Air New Zealand worker who lost his job after he was clocked speeding around Auckland Airport and then covered the camera took too long to file a personal grievance case and cannot lodge a complaint...

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