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Security firm says guards have no legal right to carry out an intrusive search.
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I asked one thing: Will my actions harm little children?
I can't let this criminal behaviour represent America. That is not who we are.
Auckland protest against Google's China expansion plans
Google's Project Dragonfly will block terms like "Tibet" and "Tiananmen Square".
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'Evil' pension policy to be abolished
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Inmate assault claim probe after lawyer's visit blocked
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Anders Breivik's jailers advise guards of accused mosque shooter
Prison staff turn to jailers of Norwegian terrorist for advice on mosque shooter.
NZ improved on school attendance and teen pregnancy, study shows
New Zealand fell 10 points below Australia in the Global Childhood Report rankings.
Whaleoil blogger's conspiracy exposed in book
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New book reveals a conspiracy behind Whaleoil blogger's attacks on businessman.
Goff calls out 'disgusting' Facebook commenters
"The amount of vitriol and hate was disgusting. I thought we were better than this."
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Calls for All Blacks to start anti-homophobic campaign
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Defence minister's concerns over Afghan detainees
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Missouri passes 8-week abortion ban
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TV host Piers Morgan slams model's naked protest
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Taiwan is first nation in Asia to endorse same-sex marriage
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Matthew Hooton: Denying a win to the terrorists
Christchurch Call doesn't trample on right to free speech.
One night in Auckland: 3600 homeless people
Māori, Pasifika, LGBT and the disabled are over-represented in the city's rough sleepers.
Businesses pledge to create jobs for Māori, Pasifika
Over 30 jobs will be created for South and West Aucklanders, Māori and Pacific people.
'Indians are dirty': Tenants say rental denied due to race
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Kris Gledhill: Why hate speech laws are a decent idea
COMMENT: Freedom of speech is a limited right, with a need to respect others.
Karaoke bar in hot water for 'No Japanese customers allowed' sign
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Ardern v Facebook: PM urged to tame extreme web content
"None imagined a Prime Minister... armed with... the support of an outraged nation".
NZ law already covers prosecuting 'hate speech'
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Māori Council asks Human Rights Commission to look into Hobson's Pledge
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