'So lucky to survive': Car owner shares story behind memorable cyclone photograph
The powerful image ran on the front of Hawke's Bay Today and the Herald after the flood.
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Mother ‘totally shattered’ after son beaten to death by Mongrel Mob associates
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Talking point: Communities at the heart of restoring trust
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