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Child homicide, hit and run deaths referred back to police after IPCA complaints
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One dead after crash in Hamilton East
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Police drug operation Gambit snares suspect in Northland
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Former St Peter's student recalls ‘strange’ piggyback rides with naked teacher at hot pools
But Geoffrey Coker's lawyer claims the allegations are 'conflated rumours' and fake.
'Creep': Former St Peter's School teacher on trial for historic indecent assaults
The offending is alleged to have occurred nearly 50 years ago and involved boys aged 9-12.
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Police say they are disappointed with the drunken behaviour and high levels of disorder.
Under-fire police boss to take up 'temporary opportunity' after bullying ruling
The IPCA said Bruce Bird's management style was 'no longer acceptable' for the police.
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Editorial: More competition on transtasman flights a win for consumers
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Waikato Muslims to showcase Māori Quran
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Shot man's sister says bail checks 'would have broken most people'
Stephens was described as 'smart', 'generous' and 'kind'.
Cultural bail check approach may have avoided fatal shooting - psychiatrist
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Hamilton Gardens turn over a new leaf as entry fee comes into effect
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Crashed van lifted off trapped elderly driver following Hamilton accident
Passersby rushed to the aid of the trapped driver.
'Like a cyclist': Treat riders as vulnerable road users campaigner says
“We are legally allowed on the road and should be able to do so safely.”
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'It's not a given that the first shot will do the job.'
Hamilton airport seals two direct transtasman service deals
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