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Fire crews keep blazes clear of billionaire Graeme Hart's Auckland estate
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Fire crews keep blazes clear of billionaire Graeme Hart's Auckland estate

Crews stayed on site overnight to monitor for flare-ups before leaving the scene around 6am on Saturday.

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Crews stayed on site overnight to monitor for flare-ups before leaving the scene around 6am on Saturday.

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