Andrew Campbell was Jacinda Ardern's chief press secretary from May 2018 until she resigned.

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Jacinda Ardern's former chief press secretary Andrew Campbell's new memoir is released today.

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A dangerous stunt on the northern beaches has sparked outrage, with a teenager filmed risking their life for a video.

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Video shows teen clinging to outside of moving bus in Sydney

Stunned motorists captured the shocking footage as a boy filmed himself hanging from the exterior of the bus as it moved through Sydney's northern beaches.

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The 'large-scale' hack impacted hundreds of stores across France.

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Cyber attack heats up hundreds of fridges at French supermarkets

Millions of euros' worth of food was spoiled because of the hack, which has been described as "unprecedented".

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Reprieve for Whananaki bach owner as eviction notice put on hold

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West Auckland butcher gets 1000 applications for meat packer job

Reuben Sharples' advice to young people looking for work was to avoid showing up with parents and also to tap into friends and family networks.

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The Te Waihou Walkway passes by the stunning Blue Springs.

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