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School's Taylor Swift raffle nets more than $100k
It helps when the world's biggest superstar is involved. Audio
Sir Peter Jackson's film studio parking deal: Not fair, local says
A Miramar resident says the Wellington City Council should have consulted with them before leasing car parks to Sir Peter Jackson for $1 a year. Audio
Wairoa households still cleaning up after last month's flood
The head of a Wairoa distribution centre says they are receiving up to 50 requests a day for basic needs and clean-up items. Audio
Council has no plan to change rules after call for G-string bikini ban
G-strings at pools aren't going anywhere in New Plymouth, with the council saying it won't change swimwear rules, despite a mum's campaign against the skimpy bikinis. Audio
Ever thought about buying yourself a job? Some people are doing exactly that
In the face of the economic downturn, some people are doing exactly that. Audio
The positive environmental impact of rats and possums?
They're traditionally known as pests, but a new study has painted them in a surprising new light. Audio
Former Green MP speaks out on allegations and plea to resign
Darleen Tana does not accept a report into allegations relating to her husband's business and says it "substantially misrepresents" her involvement. Audio
Artists building 18m road cone to light up desert
A massive homage to Auckland mayor Wayne Brown's least favourite symbol of urban living will be constructed - then set on fire. Audio
Schools 'shocked and confused' over speed limit U-turn
The government wants to raise speed limits throughout Auckland - but councillors are fighting back. Audio
100 years of a Kiwi icon: Visiting all 225 Four Squares
It's taken Louise Wynn three years, and travel as far as Stewart Island, but today, she ticked off the last one - in Fairlie. Audio