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    More than 100 lambs have been killed in Auckland by three dogs roaming at the Puhinui Reserve farm in Manukau - and 86 other sheep injured

    More than 100 lambs have been killed in Auckland by three dogs roaming at the Puhinui Reserve farm in Manukau - and 86 other sheep injured


    Local Democracy Reporting says there were two separate attacks on different days this week.

    Council's animal management team has found one dog, which is being held while evidence is gathered.

    © 2026 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     Today's News

    		 International:
    Donald Trump tells Davos summit he wants 'immediate' Greenland deal, but 'won't use force' to take island 7:27

     Living & Travel:
    Luck is on the side of an Otago Powerball player - after a 5.3 million dollar win last night 7:27

     Accident and Emergency:
    Two people are unaccounted for and another is badly injured after a landslide at a house in Papamoa 7:17

     Entertainment:
    Piers Morgan has been hospitalised after he broke his hip 7:10

     Rugby:
    Former All Blacks first-five Lima Sopoaga suggests Highlanders coach Jamie Joseph's people skills make him the best option to take over the national team job from Scott Robertson 7:07

     International:
    Hand stencils discovered in an Indonesian cave are oldest-known rock art 7:07

     Entertainment:
    Jane Fonda hopes to reflect on a good life when she is on her deathbed 6:40

     Business:
    Fonterra's taking its growing organic business south for the first time 6:27

     Entertainment:
    Marty Supreme unexpectedly rekindled Gwyneth Paltrow's love for acting 6:10

     Hockey:
    The Black Sticks women are vowing to capitalize on preparation time before August's hockey World Cup in Belgium and the Netherlands 21:57

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