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Despite admitting her guilt at sentencing, Litia Vuniduvu appealed the jury's verdict.
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Homeless man who lived on Mt Taranaki granted stay in hut arson case
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Teen claims gang member threatened her after alleged rape
"It hurt," a teenage rape victim told a social worker.
'Criminal underworld tensions': Couple hunted man, shots fired at his head
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Mother jailed for injuring baby has appeal dismissed
Appeal against conviction for hurting baby rejected for mum angered by husband's absence.
Baby with critical injuries: West Auckland man remanded in custody
The 11-month-old baby boy was taken to the hospital with 'critical injuries'.
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Mel Bolton battled the council for years for compensation.
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Standards watchdog finds Covid vaccine ads misleading
More than 40 complaints about health agency's Covid ad supported by standards board.
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$72k in fines, vessel confiscated after illegal deep sea fishing
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Sexual banter 'normal' at Defence Force, dismissed worker claims
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'Revenge': Colombian man lunged at victim with broken bottle
Colombian man Carlos Paz Diaz took revenge on a man he claimed had hospitalised him.
'I don't have to make anything up': Key witness in Mongols trial
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Bungling burglar crashes into farm fence, makes off only with vehicle's key
The late-night farm prowler tried to steal a quad bike.
Company fined $41k for Beachlands cliff build without permission
Auckland Council prosecuted the company for illegal use of the foreshore.
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Worker's advocate wants to take health board battle international
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Youth walks on 10 charges, judge criticises tardy health service
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Tenant made a number of complaints but Kāinga Ora said there was no mould at the property.