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CHILD’S PLAY
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Measles cases now nearing 1000
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‘I didn’t sleep for two weeks’
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Crescents are streets ahead for home owners
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Centre set to host anti-vaxxers
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Stunning images share water baby’s story
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Mediator called to troubled school
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‘Devastated’ radio host speaks out on verdict
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Mt Albert Grammar calls in the dogs
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Town mourns ‘amazing souls’ after plane crash
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Let’s teach our young to put history in context
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Chaos on bridge tips into politics
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Green hydrogen ‘critical part’ of renewable plan
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Dorian strikes with record fury
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Hong Kong teens keep protests alive as school year starts
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Give kids health passports
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US stubbornly holds a gun to its own head
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Why you should vote yes in cannabis referendum
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Short & Sweet
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Busting boarding school myths
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Your Stars
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Pie shop siege delivers a meaty hit
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Merrily will roll along — 20 years
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12 Questions
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Spark Sport: Pull plug or plug on?
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Chorus denies using confidential info in bid
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Power payout: $15-$375 for customers
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MYOB boss: Tech sector’s future bright, on balance
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More pain for Beingmate as FMA eyes Fonterra’s books
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Freightways crushing it in downturn
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Fletcher Building boss says he feels shareholder pain
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Power firms lead charge as shares climb
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Top trainers set to unleash
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Helena Baby to stay in NZ for feature
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Guendouzi unlikely hero as Arsenal fight back
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London rivals show frailties
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World champion eight cap excellent regatta
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ABs coach sidesteps barbs from Brit critics
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Escaping the bad place
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My Holiday: Rosetta Allan
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A day in Seoul for $200
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After parts of Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales were filmed on famous Whitehaven Beach, the owners of Freedom Shores on the Whitsunday Coast got word that a bunch of palm trees that had been brought in for the filming were destined for lan
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Sri Lanka’s Yala National Park was first designated a wildlife sanctuary in 1900 when under British rule. “Sanctuary obviously meant something different back then,” Stephanie Holmes writes. “Initially the park was used as a hunting ground where the rich c
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Baggage handlers are not allowed to lift luggage weighing more than 32kg. Premium Economy passengers with an allowance of 35kg should split the load across two bags.
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At the US Space and Rocket Center’s monthly Adult Space Academy, guests spend a weekend immersed in the art of astronauting, including hands-on experiments and role-playing missions. A spot will set you back $800.
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The Namib Desert boasts some of the world’s highest sand dunes, including the 350m-high Big Daddy. It’s usually knocked off by over-keen travellers in about two to three hours.
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Beyonce and Jay Z employ full-time videographers to follow them around 24 hours a day, capturing beautiful, candid, Instagram-worthy footage.
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Threadfin butterfly fish are known as the Romeo and Juliet of the sea. They mate for life and if one of them dies, the other will starve itself to death.
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Escape theme park in Penang, Malaysia is about to open the longest hydroslide in the world — it’s 1140m long and starts at a height of 78m.
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Lorna Subritzky once saw a passenger cutting their toenails on a plane.
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Viking helmets didn’t have horns.
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Jim Kayes on driving on the right
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HELLO VANUATU
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Helen Van Berkel flies aboard Emirates EK450 from Auckland to Denpasar, Indonesia
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Anna King Shahab flies with China Airlines from Auckland to Taipei, via Brisbane