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Retail worker allegedly assaulted by ‘troublemaker’ teens
A Christchurch retail shop worker has described how a group of "troublemaker" teens allegedly attacked him inside the Papanui Rd store on Saturday.
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Firearm found in Dunedin drugs raid
Cannabis was seized in the operation. Photo: NZ Police
A firearm was found as police investigating drug dealing executed a search warrant in Dunedin.
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'Violent' kidnapping suspect arrested on Waiheke Island
Waiheke Island. File photo: Getty Images
A man wanted over a "violent" kidnapping in Auckland's Beach Haven has been arrested on Waiheke Island.
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Police name missing Waitaki River fisherman
Police, Surf Life Saving and LandSAR at the Waitaki river mouth last week. Photo: Wyatt Ryder
The search phase for the fisherman reported missing at the Waitaki River last week has been suspended.
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Waikato uni criticised for way Steven Joyce was hired
Steven Joyce. Photo: RNZ
The Auditor-General has criticised the way the University of Waikato contracted former finance minister Steven Joyce without looking at other firms.
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Farmer's fears after seven crashes in three years
Tracy Watson has retrieved battered chevron signs from the paddock she leases and tied them to her gate to help warn people travelling fast as they exit the bridge. Photo: Troy Baker
Tracy Watson has repaired the same fence seven times in three years because of vehicles crashing through it as they exit the Pekatahi Bridge, just south of Whakatāne.
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Turkey halts all trade with Israel
Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Photo: Reuters
Turkey has stopped all exports and imports to and from Israel, the Turkish trade ministry said, citing "worsening humanitarian tragedy" in the Palestinian territories.
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ODT Landers Chat - Kenny Lynn
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Neighbour saw 'unusual' shirtless man during search for toddler
Lachie Jones
An inquest into the death of Lachie Jones has heard from neighbours who searched for the boy on the night he died.
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'Unusual': Shirtless man seen jogging near oxidation ponds.
Lachie Jones
An inquest into the death of Lachie Jones has heard from neighbours who searched for the boy on the night he died.
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Lincoln Club members vote to sell venue
The Famous Grouse Hotel. Photo: File image
Lincoln Club members have voted overwhelmingly to sell the pub business it operates from The Famous Grouse Hotel.
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Man admits killing mate in drunken hit-and-run
Alun McLachlan. Photo: Gregor Richardson
A man who killed his friend in a Catlins hit-and-run has finally pleaded guilty, nearly two years after the incident.
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Goodbye El Niño: Where's the weather heading this winter?
The El Niño weather event, which has kept Canterbury relatively dry for nearly a year, is expected to be over by the end of the month.
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Motor racing Mauger back on the track
Phil Mauger behind the wheel of his 1995 Ford Escort RS Cosworth at the Ashburton Street Sprints over the weekend. PHOTO: DANIEL ALVEY
Phil Mauger has got back behind the wheel of a race car for the first time since he became the mayor of Christchurch.
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Missing fishermen had recently moved to NZ
Volunteers from LandSAR and Coastguard Tutukaka have been aiding the search. Photo: NZ Police
The two fishermen who have been missing in Northland since Wednesday had recently moved to the country from India with their young families.
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'Felt a bump': Man admits killing mate in drunken hit and run
Alun McLachlan. Photo: Gregor Richardson
A man who killed his friend in a Catlins hit and run has finally pleaded guilty, nearly two years after the incident.
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Boris Johnson denied vote after forgetting photo ID
Boris Johnson, Photo: Getty Images
Former British prime minister Boris Johnson, who introduced a contentious requirement for voters to show photo ID while voting, was turned away from a polling station for forgetting to bring his.
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Police investigate more burgalries and a ram-raid
Police are investigating whether a spate of burglaries at Christchurch businesses and a ram-raid at a Selwyn service station are linked.
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Winston Peters calls China relationship 'complex'
Winston Peters. Photo: Reuters
New Zealand's foreign minister Winston Peters described the country's relationship with China as "complex," and called out the hardening rhetoric across the Taiwan Strait, human rights violations in Hong Kong and "increased engagement in Pacific security sectors."
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