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Fifty years after the Vietnam War, bombs and landmines still cover an area 'the size of Tasmania'
They were swallowed by the jungle, buried underground or covered by reconstruction. And since 1975, these explosives have caused an estimated 100,000 causalities, including 40,000 deaths, according to ...
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The Government's switching grants for electric vehicle charging stations, with an interest-free loan scheme
The Government's committing to have 10-thousand public chargers by 2030. Transport Minister Chris Bishop, says concessionary loans are more suitable for the current market. He wants to see how the ...
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A Gang Conflict Warrant, issued by Police on the North Island's East Coast, has been invoked four times in the last 24 hours
A 44 year-old Napier man was charged with possession of methamphetamine yesterday, and a set of knuckle dusters were seized. Police continue to monitor the community, with the aim of suppressing ...
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Temperatures remain warm, despite downpours in parts of the North Island
A severe thunderstorm watch is also in place for Northland - with parts of the region experiencing flooding today. State Highway One through the Mangamuka Gorge, is expected to be closed most of today ...
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The Government's setting aside 69-million dollars to expand the country's electric vehicle charger network
Transport Minister Chris Bishop, says New Zealand is the lowest in the OECD for chargers per electric vehicle. He says private operators can apply for concessionary loans to cover half of project ...