Ministry orders daycare attended by murdered 5yo Malachi to be closed
The childcare centre failed to alert authorities to the suspected abuse.
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Auckland teen rapist loses suppression appeal, school not to be identified
The teen was investigated after several women made rape and sexual assault complaints.
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'Have the courage': Family plea to those who know who killed Ariki Rigby
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Auckland, Wellington, Chch agencies ask Govt to 'urgently' review immigration settings
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Fboy Island scandal: What was public broadcaster TVNZ even thinking?
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House value drops forecast to continue, interest rates rising
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Forough Amin: Iran protests are women's chance to lead
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Fence-jumping youths starting to enter houses
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Great Minds: Top tips from the best on your mental wellbeing
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$19b deficit: Covid bloodbath expected as Government opens books today
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Podcast: How to avoid the greenwash in ethical investing
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Objection! Law students told they must attend lectures in person
Next year second year law students at Victoria University must physically attend class.
21-year-old car crash victim survived three-storey fall just two years prior
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'Reckless act': North Korea sends missile soaring over Japan in escalation
BNO News reported the launch was detected at about 11.20am.
Copyright case: Judge orders detained 'pirated' boat be released
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'So sorry': Girl's family apologises after videos of brutal attacks emerge online
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Frozen berry products pulled off shelves as 12 Hepatitis A cases emerge
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Opinion: New Meghan and Harry photos expose embarrassing habit
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TVNZ says dumped contestant did not reveal historic police charge, despite questions
TVNZ says Ministry of Justice checks were done, but not police vetting.
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Meat thief challenges supermarket boss: 'What are you going to do about it?'
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Ryman wants reform in Australia to get more hospitals in villages
New Zealand's retirement village and aged-care "model" was admired in Australia.
Eke Panuku board probed over conflict allegations
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