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Happy New Year! Auckland's skies lit up with fireworks over Sky Tower to welcome in 2018

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New Zealanders have welcomed in 2018 with fun and festivities around the country.

Fireworks at Auckland’s Sky Tower kicked off the new year in the City of Sails.
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In Auckland, the city's skies were lit up in dazzling colours in a fireworks extravaganza to welcome in the New Year.

Happy New Year, New Zealand!

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