Teen ram raider faces hip replacement, has early onset arthritis after fleeing police
Khances Mahara-Sunnex suffered his injury when landing badly after jumping a fence.
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Court claim on $41.3m loss via Nido schemes explained
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Supermarket giant changing store design amid retail crime 'tsunami' - National
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Green with envy: Energy drink V wins Mother of trademark battles
Paper file which could have settled trademark row "no longer exists".
Dave Letele, tax expert share views on GST proposal
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Temuka Pottery continues its ceramics legacy
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Central Mall ram-raid: Two arrested, mall ramps up security
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