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Police hunting vehicle after Avondale hit-and-run
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Man charged after aggravated robbery of 95yo at cash machine
The pensioner was assaulted and the younger man fled with the cash.
Record year for new vehicle registrations
Demand for electric and hybrid vehicles drives up registrations.
Covid: 19 new community cases, 43 cases at the border
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Gang members expected to gather in Nelson after death of Mongrel Mob patch
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Seeing red: More drivers caught racing through intersections not coughing up fines
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Four in hospital - including two children - as boat flips in Coromandel
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Rusty police cells: Latest headache at $300m Christchurch justice precinct
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