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Derivatives trading firm hit with $770,000 fine
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Auckland teen charged with threat to kill non-Muslims
Court appearance after alleged threat to kill non-Muslims.
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Champagne flute assault case: Accused property developer breaks silence, tells of 'shock'
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Colin Craig v Rachel MacGregor: Supreme Court says no to final appeal
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