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Autopsy of woman found dead in apartment block in Auckland's Parnell 'inconclusive'
The woman has been named by police as Leiann Rae Davis, 59.

Chip giants Nvidia and AMD to pay 15% of China revenue to US
The agreement is part of a deal to secure export licences to the world's second biggest economy.

Mayoral candidate wants council to run a cannabis business
Wairoa mayoral candidate Camden Gaskin wants to green light a council-run medicinal cannabis business in the district.

South Auckland school locked down after adults enter grounds
Aorere College in Papatoetoe has told parents on social media the school went into lockdown as a result of a number of adults coming onto school site.

Co-operative Bank replacing banking system as it looks to take on big four
It chose UK-based 10x Banking to lead the replacement of the system.

Watch: NFL kicker hits monster 70-yard field goal but why it won’t count as a record
Standing half a football field away and with more than a dozen offensive and defensive linemen blocking his view, Cam Little couldn’t see the ball clear the crossbar.

Couple behind $4m ponzi scheme claimed to rub shoulders with world’s elite
Alex and Aroha Tuira told grand stories of rubbing shoulders with the rich and famous as they sat atop a $20 million business empire. It was all a lie.

Aussie dream’s dark side: Kiwi expat on the big money job that nearly killed him
Lachie Samuel was earning big money, but underneath he was broken.

Greens look to be tail wagging the dog - should Labour be worried?
Analysis: If Labour's manifesto remains light on detail for too long, the Greens could end up setting the agenda and the terms of debate by default.

Bret McKenzie and NZSO win over the whole family with creepy-crawly carnival
On a wintry Wellington Sunday night an insect themed classical concert for children was just the ticket.

Unofficial People's Select Committee starts pay equity hearings
A former National Party MP says a committee hearing held on Monday would help form evidence not collected during the government's repeal of fair pay legislation.

Where have all the coaches gone?
There's a volunteer crisis hitting grassroots sport in New Zealand.

Antisocial behaviour reaching 'desperate' levels in Wellington suburb
Residents and businesses in Newtown say homelessness, drug taking, and antisocial behaviour on the streets is reaching desperate levels.

Auckland high school locked down after ‘aggressive’ adults storm site
Aorere College in Papatoetoe released a statement shortly after midday to inform parents the lockdown had ended, revealing police attended the school.

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