Tongariro National Park tracks re-open following massive wildfire The charred landscape will add to the experience for those walking the Tongariro Alpine Crossing, the Department of Conservation says. 
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Milk and cheese prices soar as power prices continue climb Food prices rose 4.7 per cent in the 12 months to October 2025, according to new figures from Stats NZ. 
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Key Black Caps batter set for scans on groin injury With a three-match test series against the West Indies looming, they will be hoping it’s not a major one. 
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Well-known entrepreneur named as alleged Kaitaia murder victim Monty Knight was a well-known wine-maker and local politician, inducted into the Northland Business Hall of Fame in 2010. 
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Spring finally here for housing market, REINZ says The Real Estate Institute has released its latest data that show the number of sales across the country was up 6.4 percent year-on-year in the month, at 7505. 
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What the government's firearms act reform proposals will change - and what they won't Explainer - How will firearms proposals change access to guns in New Zealand? Here's what you need to know. 
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Two antibiotic-resistant superbugs found at Christchurch Hospital The infections have been difficult to treat because they don't not respond to medicines, Health NZ says. 
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Woman charged with murder following death of man in Northland's Kaitaia The man was found critically injured but despite efforts by emergency services, he died at the scene. 
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High electricity connection costs a barrier for development - Electricity Authority The regulator says some lines companies are charging high up-front costs for connections, which can be a barrier to development, slow down electrification and leave consumers worse off. 
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Why 'not just living for the weekend' may be a trend for good "It's reminded me that you don't need a perfect time or a big experience to enjoy life. Instead, joy can be found in the simple everyday moments." 
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ACC's use of AI to help decide who gets help shocks advocate "It's all about 'how can we ramp up exits, how can we get more people coming off the scheme," says an ACC advocate 
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Multiple people reportedly missing on Clarence River Multiple people are understood to be missing on the Clarence River, in the South Island. 
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Spring finally here for housing market, REINZ says The Real Estate Institute has released its latest data that show the number of sales across the country was up 6.4 percent year-on-year in the month, at 7505. 
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BLUETTI Black Friday deals come with new releases for your everyday power BLUETTI kicks off Black Friday deals featuring new Elite 10 power station and B500K battery with up to 58% off from A$229 to A$2,899. 
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Well-known Northland entrepreneur Monty Knight named as alleged murder victim Monty Knight was a well-known wine-maker and local politician, inducted into the Northland Business Hall of Fame in 2010. 
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Comvita takeover bid fails The honey exporter's board had vigorously pushed shareholders to vote in favour of a $56 million deal with Florenz. 
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'Loss beyond measure': Three children killed in Sanson house fire identified August, Hugo and Goldie, aged 1 to 7, have been named as the victims of the blaze, while their father's body has also been recovered. 
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Warehouse Group jobs to go in cost-cutting drive The Warehouse Group plans to cut head office jobs as increased sales fail to deliver profit growth. 
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Hornet incursion: No plans to spray invaders - yet Spraying to eradicate the yellow legged hornet is not currently in Biosecurity New Zealand's plans. 
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