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Bird flu: No new cases of deadly H5N1 strain - but just a matter of time More than 500 reports of dead or unwell birds have been made since the disease was first detected, MPI says. 
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Major shake-up to worker holiday and sick leave moves a step closer despite opposition A major shift in how workers earn and take leave is on the way, following a select committee’s recommendation to pass the Employment Leave Bill. 
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Fog prompts delays, cancels flights at Auckland Airport Fog restrictions are in place, causing disruption for travellers. 
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Final search for Jeremy Robertson, sought over mother's death Robertson is the only person of interest in relation to the death of Karen Gilbert-Palmer, police say 
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Watch: Christopher Luxon slams Shane Jones over India FTA comments, brushes off poll slump The prime minister says comments made by NZ First's deputy leader about the FTA with India were "crass and unprofessional". 
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‘They killed it’: Luxon slams Winston’s ‘deeply ironic’ fuel policy National Party leader Christopher Luxon has taken a swing at NZ First leader and coalition partner Winston Peters over the party’s $1b pledge to survey offshore oil and gas reserves. 
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Stars shine at the World Cup final half-time show Madonna, BTS, Justin Bieber, and Shakira entertain the crowd at half-time in the World Cup final, with a special appearance from Ronaldo and Ronaldinho at the New York New Jersey Stadium. 
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Russell 'numb to disappointment' after bitter blow to title hopes George Russell crashing out at Spa and falling 50 points behind team-mate Kimi Antonelli is a bitter blow to the Briton, writes Andrew Benson. 
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England seal series with record Lord's ODI total England hit the highest one-day international total at Lord's to beat India by 27 runs and seal a thrilling 2-1 series victory. 
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Man injured in dockside crane 'collapse' Emergency services attend the Port of Tyne after a crane "collided" with a container ship, police say. 
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