'Meth more common': SPCA calls for end to greyhound racing
Animal welfare activists want the tote closed on the sport after ongoing meth detections.
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Stud farm owner banned for life from racing industry after mare's death
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Caretaker paedophile's appeal against conviction thrown out by court of last resort
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Texting teenage mental health patient could result in legal action against nurse
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A tourist says he was left disabled after slipping in a NZ McDonald's. 14 years on, he's still fighting
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Allegations of neglect in IHC home lead to review of complaints processes
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Privileged prisoners lose perks after escape attempt, vandalism and discovery of contraband
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Black Power enforcer to step down from gang to focus on his whānau
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Disqualified driver escapes punishment for flouting court orders
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