HDC process needs investigating, complainant says
Investigation into elderly woman's rest home care flawed, needs action, says son.
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Ombudsman drops investigation into Reti complaint; council apologises
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Inmate assault claim probe after lawyer's visit blocked
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Oversight for Oranga Tamariki beefed up
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Auckland Council to be investigated by the Ombudsman
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Ombudsman to investigate stadium secrecy
Chief Ombudsman will investigate councillors' complaints over CBD stadium report.