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18 May 2025

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All Black loose forward named Super Rugby player of the year
So dominant this season, the 31-year-old sealed the award with two weeks to play.

Teens rescued after one swept away crossing river in Tararua Forest Park
The two boys "did lots of things right" in the tricky conditions, including having a locator beacon with them, police say.

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Woman who planned armed robbery avoids 501 deportation from Australia, partly due to children
NZ woman helped plan armed robbery at her former workplace in Melbourne.

‘Shaken’: Shopkeeper fears for children’s safety after fighting off masked offenders
The Auckland shop owner chased the armed robbers out of the store after pushing them away with a chair on Saturday evening.

Teens rescued after river sweep in Tararua Ranges
Heavy rain had caused the river to rise, and the swift flow swept one of the boys off his feet.

Public worried about creeping health privatisation, lack of preventative care
Two doctors travelled the length of the North Island to see how people felt about the state of the health system.

Stock update: we only have a few of these $180 touchscreen Chromebooks left
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Man in critical condition after alleged assault in South Auckland
It is believed the man was assaulted by three people who left in a vehicle in Favona just before 9.30pm on Saturday.