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Your PC deserves around-the-clock privacy protection—get AdGuard’s Family Plan for $16
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Chiefs v Brumbies: Live updates from the Super Rugby Pacific semifinal
Follow the action from the second Super Rugby Pacific semifinal.

At least two people badly hurt after car crashes down bank near Paeroa
Emergency services, including two helicopters, were called to the crash at Tirohia about 5pm on Saturday.

Auckland heavy showers expected - thunderstorm warnings lifted
MetService said a severe thunderstorm doused eastern Auckland this afternoon, but it has weakened and moved into the Firth of Thames.

‘Drinking, urinating, littering’: Most back larger alcohol ban area in Gisborne
Eighty percent support adding Kaiti Memorial Park and areas around Kaiti School to a ban zone.

At $75, who gives a crap if you drop this Chromebook?
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Ex-Auckland couple among victims of Air India plane crash
Rachna and Rozar Christian lived in New Zealand for five years, leaving in 2021 because they couldn’t secure visas.

Noel Gallagher gave me his Oasis Wonderwall guitar - after Liam smashed up mine
When Oasis singer Liam Gallagher smashed up Nick Brine's guitar, he didn't realise he'd be in luck.

‘Today was not about them:’ Organisers unfazed after Destiny Church disrupts Pride rally
The Pride Wairau Committee said its rally celebrating Marlborough’s diverse communities was “rooted in aroha, visibility and mana”.