Zac Guildford back in black
Zac Guildford has had to face up to several challenges recently and his next one could be having to learn a new position with the All Blacks after his belated call-up at the weekend. Zac Guildford has had to face up to several challenges recently and his next one could be having to learn a new position with the All Blacks after his belated call-up...
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Home detention with warning by judge
A Hastings man with previous cannabis-dealing convictions has escaped a term in jail by being sentenced to home detention for growing 127 plants.
Burglar jailed for two years
Victims of a burglary spree in Napier reckon thief Quintin John Knell should get a job and earn a living like they have had to do.
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Tamzin from Auckland has been trying to save power by switching off the hot-water cylinder at night.
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Voters happy for no Maori seats
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Home sales recover in January as listings lag
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