Second shooting overnight in Auckland, shot fired in feud outside restaurant
Three people have been taken into custody following a firearms incident.
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Watch: Doors closed for 24hrs after person shot, seriously hurt, at East Auckland bar
Three men entered the bar and assaulted a man before a shot was fired.
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The former National minister and the governance job he had no ‘significant’ experience for
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