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Heavy rain and 90km/h gusts set to hit school holiday weekend (opens the original)
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Heavy rain and gusts up to 90km/h are set to lash parts of the country as the first week of the school holidays wraps up. A front is expected to move northwards from the deep south tonight into tomorrow morning. MetService meteorologist Maddy Neal told the Herald the front would bring heavy rain and strong northwest winds ahead of it. She said it was looking to be “a wet start” for many this weekend. “If you’re planning on taking the kids outside, pack a rain jacket and an extra layer,” Neal sai
Mum considers moving after dogs attack kids on school run (opens the original)
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A Mt Albert mother is considering moving her family after three dog encounters in under a month, including one that left her teen son with puncture wounds. The woman, who asked not to be named, said another son injured himself fleeing a dog that charged across a road, while she had stopped going for walks after being rushed by a roaming dog. “Despite doing everything I can to protect my kids, I’m still expected to worry about someone else’s inability to control their animal,” she said. Albert-Ed
L&P beef and onion dip: The sandwiches Al Brown thinks are the best in NZ (opens the original)
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As part of The Freya’s Great Kiwi Sandwich Search, Al Brown has hand-picked five finalists. Photo / Carson Bluck L&P beef and kiwi onion dip are not typical sandwich fillings, but they’ve helped some Kiwis earn bragging rights after New Zealand’s best homemade sandwiches were crowned. As part of Freya’s Great Kiwi Sandwich Search, Al Brown selected five finalists, who are now up for a public vote from today. Brown, who is the owner of the iconic Federal Delicatessen in central Auckland, said the
Broke Boy Taco's only North Shore store closes for good (opens the original)
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Broke Boy Taco owner Sean Yarbrough at his Mount Albert restaurant. Photo / Annaleise Shortland Broke Boy Taco in Auckland’s Birkenhead has closed its doors at a time its owner previously described as the worst period to own a restaurant. Broke Boy Taco owner Sean Yarbrough, 39, quickly gained popularity for his food empire and selling “the most famous tacos in New Zealand”. The only North Shore location on Birkenhead Ave, which opened in April last year, has closed permanently and was removed f
Cold fronts to bring wild start to school holidays and risk of heavy snow (opens the original)
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A showery and blustery weekend, with the potential for heavy snow, is forecast as families hit the road for the start of the school holidays. MetService said a series of cold fronts was set to sweep over New Zealand, bringing frosty, wet and windy conditions from today. “There will be some wetter weather heading our way for the weekend – especially on Sunday,” MetService said, urging travellers to keep an eye on the forecast. Showers over the southern South Island are set to spread north and lin
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