Pregnant women in New Zealand and Australia who had pandemic H1N1 flu were 13 times more likely to become critically ill and be admitted to hospital, researcher... +more
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Pregnant women in New Zealand and Australia who had pandemic H1N1 flu wer...
A Palmerston North courier driver's first day on the job ended with a cra...
A Bay of Plenty honey company which sent a novice worker on a quad bike w...
Hamilton police were amazed when they watched a driver swap places with h...
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A Palmerston North courier driver's first day on the job ended with a crash and ultimately a conviction for careless driving.
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Politicans at a select committee hearing have been accused of milking the tobacco industry for taxes.
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A Royal New Zealand Air Force Hercules in Fiji has carried out reconnaissance flights over the country's northern islands, finding damaged buildings and salt-water inundation following Cyclone Tomas.
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Education Minister Anne Tolley is under fire amid claims Christchurch primary school pupils are being taught in a school hall.
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A scrub fire near Kerikeri airport has been brought under control....
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Witnesses to a fatal road accident near the Northland town of Kerikeri earlier this week say a woman...
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Musician Regan Boocock, who now lives in Tauranga, was meant to join Mr van Rensburg on the trip to Gisborne.
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Pregnant women in New Zealand and Australia who had pandemic H1N1 flu were 13 times more likely to become critically ill and be admitted to hospital, researchers said on Friday.
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Police have found skeletal remains down a steep bank in Upper Hutt, north of Wellington, today and believe it may be the body of a man who has been missing for more than three years.
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