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Mission Restore faith in transport

The head of Auckland Transport has come out swinging against the public transport system he runs saying trains and buses are late, infrequent and overcrowded. In an opinion piece in the Herald today,...

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Twitter and Kiwi athletes Tweeting unites fans media and players

It's 6.58 on an unremarkable Tuesday night in Mt Wellington, and influential sports jock Andrew Mulligan is about to go live on air. The Crowd Goes Wild host is a mix of nerves and excitement, but it...

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Heavy thunderstorms to deliver soaking

Heavy thunderstorms that caused three waterspouts to form in Manukau Harbour yesterday are expected to bring heavy rain to much of the country until the weekend. A low pressure system would continue to...

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Aust coughs and Kiwis catch a cold

A softening Australian economy has forced several ASX-listed companies to downgrade their earnings prospects over the past month, and a clutch of NZX-listed companies with exposure across the Tasman...

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NZ eyeing new peacekeeping role

New Zealand edged a step closer to committing peacekeepers to a new area of the Middle East should the US Secretary of State strike a two-state solution between Israel and Palestine. Foreign Minister...

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Editorial Crowns aims for science give focus for research

Antarctic research is on the list, as is high technology, particularly in agricultural applications, and natural hazards, notably earthquakes. Photo / Alan Gibson Science has been a black hole for...

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Pair guilty of duping family

Roseanne Randell (left) and Paraone Tamihana were each found guilty of 20 charges of obtaining by deception. Photo / Brett Phibbs A couple have been found guilty of an elaborate scam featuring fake...

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Jail union angry at prisoners sentence

Latu Kepu killed a prison guard in 2010 while serving a term for violent assaults. Photo / Christine Cornege A dangerous high-security prisoner who killed a Corrections officer has been sentenced for...

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7-year-old drives drunk granddad

The man, who now has three drink-driving convictions, will be sentenced in July. Photo / File An Auckland grandfather was two-and-a-half times over the legal alcohol limit when he let his 7-year-old...

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Stalling on privacy report fuels speculation

Privacy Commissioner Marie Shroff. Photo / NZPA The Government has withheld the findings of a review of the state sector's vulnerability to privacy breaches for several months, creating speculation...

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Keys $1b request claim in doubt

The documents released yesterday reveal how relations between John Palmer and Treasury soured as the company's financial position deteriorated. Photo / Sarah Ivey Newly released papers raise fresh...

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King of legal highs may stage return

Matt Bowen bowed out of the industry in 2011 when the Government moved to ban synthetic cannabis. Photo / Brett Phibbs Legal high pioneer Matt Bowden has hinted he may return to the industry once the...

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Vision of fear for citys heritage

This Character Coalition image claims to shows what Sandringham's Cambourne Rd could look like under the Unitary Plan but the council disputes this. Photo / Supplied Auckland's heritage character is...

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Findings of Urewera raids investigation due

The findings of an independent police investigation into dawn raids on an alleged military-style camp in the Urewera Ranges are due to be released. Police swooped in on the small Bay of Plenty...

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Reserve status sought for land on expressway route

video Writer Patricia Grace's application to the Maori Land Court for her Waikanae land to be declared a Maori reservation could delay construction of a section of the Kapiti Expressway. Grace, author...

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US wants to continue information sharing with NZ

The United States wants to continue a criminal data matching scheme for assessing risks of threats that it began with New Zealand in advance of the Rugby World Cup. There was surprisingly little...

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Live news updates May 22

Oklahoma City firefighters check on the status of Gene Tripp as he sits in his rocking chair where his home once stood after being destroyed by a tornado. Photo / AP Keep up-to-date with today's news...

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7-year-old drives drunk grandfather

The man, who now has three drink-driving convictions, will be sentenced in July. Photo / File An Auckland grandfather was two-and-a-half times over the legal alcohol limit when he let his 7-year-old...

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Suspicious fire at Auckland Fuji Film warehouse

Photo / File Emergency services were called to a suspicious fire at the Fuji Film warehouse in Auckland early today. Northern fire communications shift manager Steve Smith said the fire service were...

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Urewera dawn raids IPCA report to be released today

Photo / File The Independent Police Conduct Authority will release its report today into the behaviour of police in the Urewera dawn raids. During the police operation in October 2007, 18 people were...

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