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‘They don't want us to survive’: Why Tana Umaga has slammed the Blues Moana Pasifika’s coach has launched an impassioned attack on the Blues and said their Auckland rivals “don’t want us here”. 
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Woman found injured and distressed in remote area, 49-year-old man charged The 49-year-old man was located and arrested by detectives in the Mt Eden area on Wednesday night. 
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What's going on at your local petrol station? Share what you’re seeing with Stuff Prices for 91 are beginning to hit $3 in New Zealand. We want to know what you’re seeing in your area. 
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Missing $4.5 million Lotto winner finally claims prize, says family thought he was joking An Auckland man has claimed a $4.5m Powerball prize more than two weeks after the winning draw. 
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Pacific Business Brief: Energy spike, aid pivot and kava regulations The Pacific Business Brief tracks the capital, trade and trends shaping the regional economy. Published on RNZ Pacific weekly on Fridays. 
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Petrol companies warned against unreasonable price hikes The Commerce Commission is putting fuel companies on notice if they hike prices too high at the pump. 
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Have your say: How important is buying local to you? A proposal by Heinz Wattie’s to close three New Zealand manufacturing sites has sparked fresh debate about supporting local products. 
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NZ's energy future is dark For a nation that prides itself on being clean and green we seem to be headed
in the wrong direction, especially in light of the effects of war and climate change. 
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NZ has lined up with 'MAGA US states' on oil, former Marsden Point boss says While others are switching to renewables, this country is "going down the 1980s' path", David Keat says. 
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‘The era of bargain-priced PCs is behind us’ Analyst firm IDC said that memory shortages and other obstacles are proving to be more challenging to overcome than previously thought, prompting the firm to lower its PC forecast for 2026 and to declare PC bargains essentially dead.
The firm identified a bright spot, but not for consumers: the rising prices... 
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