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This is what ultrawealth looks like
A very specific kind of extravagance portrays the hierarchy among the ultrarich in HBO’s new film from the Succession creator.

Serious crash between car and motorbike in Hamilton
Emergency services responded at a crash in Chartwell where a person has suffered critical injuries.

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Aquaculture animal welfare code 'anti-Kiwi', Oceans and Fisheries Minister Shane Jones says
Shane Jones has ruled out the idea of a code to protect farmed fish, following SPCA calls for one.

Playing through the pain & burnout fears - is there too much tennis?
As Alex de Minaur and Casper Ruud speak about burnout, is there too much tennis in the calendar - and what are the solutions?

Backyard battles take fighting off street, participant says
A participant in a controversial streetfighting competition insists the events provide a "fair playing field".

'I've had a wonderful life': 90 years of Jim Bolger
He reflected on the last nine decades of his life on Sunday Morning - after having celebrated with a "big gathering" of family, friends, and neighbours.

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Celebrities and cosplayers descend on Armageddon expo
About 30,000 people flocked to Auckland Showgrounds to meet their favourite stars, mingle with peers as well as view and display fan art and costumes.