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The text that sent a Mongols gang member to jail for a long time
The Auckland man was jailed for 14 years and nine months.
The Auckland man was jailed for 14 years and nine months.
Tricky time for the West Coast Life Education operation, which relies on sponsors to run.
John Collett moved the methadone to a small bottle, then put it in his pocket.
The former top public hospital doctor's actions amounted to professional misconduct.
New Zealand athletes have been issued a strong warning this week.
One man remains in a critical condition after a warning of laced MDMA.
Tony Papuni's rampage ended when he climbed a tree in an attempt to hide from police.
The trial gave a rare first-hand insight into Auckland's lucrative underground meth labs.
Jason Cameron befriended two of the players who would drink and take drugs at his home.
The trial is nearing the end of its 12th week after originally being set down for six.
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The man from New Mexico robbed one of the banks two times.
The man could spent the rest of his life in prison.
The doctor was suspended for the misconduct, but police are not prosecuting.
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“I know the effects of these drugs. When you see everyone super-hyped-up, you know."
The trial entered its third day in Wellington's High Court on Monday.
Hamish Mark Buschl has been accused of supplying meth on 38 different occasions.
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Protonitazene has been linked to one death and multiple overdoses in Australia.
It's day six in the dock for a man facing rape, sexual assault and drugs charges.
Brian Jones was found dead in a swimming pool in 1969 - questions around his death linger.
The cannabis grow had the potential to turn over $24 million a year.
Scaremongering in an election year is sadly predictable.
A leading entertainment figure takes the stand to give evidence in his defence.
The unidentified presenter is alleged to have sent more than £35,000 to the then-teenager.
He said it was for his own medicinal purposes but distributed it among his friend group.
Dealer offered LSD on Facebook, claiming the drug could ‘stop retardation’.
Taking the 1.2kg of meth off the street has prevented 'considerable harm', police say.
Australia has become the first country to classify psychedelics as medicines.