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Bird flu outbreak potentially wider than yet known - virologist
A leading virologist says she will not be surprised if the Otago bird flu outbreak continues to spread similar to a devastating outbreak in Australia.

Eminem's mother, Debbie Nelson, dies aged 69
The rapper's difficult relationship with his mother was reflected in much of his earlier music.

Phoenix out to bring Auckland back down to Earth
The Phoenix and Auckland FC rivalry heats up ahead of their second A-League clash.

This Cyber Week deal makes anyone look like a pro designer
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Wellington the least sunny major city in November, Tauranga takes the crown for warmest
Much of the country had calm and settled weather over the course of the month, with lower than normal rainfall.

Diddy accused of dangling woman from high balcony in new case
The rapper has denied the allegations - the latest in more than two dozen lawsuits filed against him.

Alleged rape victim says prominent professional knew he was underage
A man who was 14 when he says he was raped by a prominent professional on trial for sexual abuse says the professional knew how young he was.

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Killer had 'profound absence of humanity', Yanfei Bao’s partner says
He was there for the outbursts, the no shows and the invention of a mystery murderer. Finally, Paul Gooch got to have his say after the guilty verdict at trial.