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News bulletin, June 8, 2017

Today, we cover Mt Hutt ahead of season opening and look at 30 years of NZ being nuclear free.

Crowdfunding the best option for gender reassignment surgery.

Shelters across the country are caring for overwhelming numbers of reptiles.

A couple of university students, whose flat caught fire 'barely escaped with their lives' by jumping to safety from a second-storey window.

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