Fiji rules out state of emergency as security forces ramp up drug crackdown The Fijian government says there is "no need" to declare a state of emergency that would give the military and police special powers in response to the drug crisis. 
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Xero sees fifth straight quarter of small business growth Xero data shows New Zealand small-business sales rose 3.9% in the March quarter, with retail and hospitality leading a broadening recovery. 
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NZ, Singapore prime ministers speak of importance of trade in increasingly volatile world Christopher Luxon spoke of the "unique powers" countries like Singapore and New Zealand have, and the ability to come together and build, defend, adapt, and reform the world-based order. 
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Super Rugby Pacific: Five takeaways from Drua and Moana Pasifika round 12 matches The Fijian Drua defeated the Highlanders for the very first time, while off-field pressure weighs on Moana Pasifika following their home loss to the Blues. 
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Diesel and jet fuel stocks up, petrol steady, but consecutive decreases expected Diesel and jet fuel stocks are up, with 91 petrol about the same as the previous update, the latest government data shows. 
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Jade Software revenue rises as profit falls after MADCAP Jade Software posts 8% revenue growth to NZD $48.8 million as acquisition and investment costs drag profit lower in 2025. 
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Why planning reforms have people concerned about the Waitakere Ranges and development Explainer - Could government reforms lead to increased development in the Waitakere Ranges? Here's why locals are concerned. 
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Cut-price American butter causing confusion among some shoppers Cheaper butter has been hitting supermarket shelves in pale yellow and blue packaging. 
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TVNZ considering whether to pull TV show featuring top chef accused of misconduct Vaughan Mabee resigned from Amisfield in February following an investigation into his behaviour at the restaurant. 
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Disgraced former top cop Jevon McSkimming pays back $500 for taxpayer-funded stays at hotels during affair It comes after multiple attempts by the police commissioner to have the disgraced former top cop reimburse the money. 
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Autistic man still detained after 21 years of seclusion, even after Supreme Court ruling Even after the Supreme Court ruled the grounds for holding him were unlawful, the 21-year wait for a better home continues. 
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Fire at Auckland Kainga Ora apartment block Dozens of firefighters are tackling a fire at a block of Kainga Ora apartments in the Auckland CBD. 
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Watch: The controversial decision that cost Baby Blacks vital try A late try by New Zealand captain Haki Wiseman against Argentina was rubbed-out by the officials and cost them the under-20 Rugby Championship title. 
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Austrian woman killed in SH1 crash in Waikato The woman who died in a crash last month has been identified as Dr Regina Katzenschlager, 61, from Austria. 
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Diesel and jet fuel stocks up, petrol remains the same, latest data shows MBIE says overall fuel stocks are well above the minimum requirements and movements reflect usual shipping patterns. 
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Baby Soul Mathew Turany's cause of death still a mystery more than a decade later Soul Mathew Turany was 16-weeks-old when he was flown to Christchurch Hospital with a catastrophic head injury. 
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Black Caps bowler penalised for ‘aggressive’ send-off of 15-year-old prodigy The Black Caps bowler was hit with a demerit point after a confrontational celebration following his wicket of batting prodigy Vaibhav Sooryavanshi. 
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Hunt for man after 75yo suffers brain bruise in broad daylight coward punch A 75-year-old man was left with bruising to the brain after an alleged broad daylight coward punch assault in Whangarei. 
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