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Man who impregnated girl after meeting at her 15th birthday party jailed
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Elderly woman underwent gallbladder surgery, despite not having one
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Ruapehu council grappling $700,000 overspend
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First XV rugby: How King's College got back on top in Auckland
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'We haven't got anything': Club Metro sold but debts remain
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Downpours put Rotorua race meeting under threat
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Uber adds new ride option for Kiwis in Asia-Pacific first
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'Nobody's winning': Tertiary staff struggle amid funding cuts
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'Sense of injustice': Act minister, National MPs to face protests over pay equity changes
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