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Nelson City Council says name change not on the cards for four to 10 years
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Kiwi sports star faces 7 years jail after taking car, wilful damage at Christchurch home
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'Bitter campaign': Petition calling for Gore council exec to go labelled 'vindictive'
Most councillors voted to prevent the organiser from speaking at the meeting.
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City safety officers intervened, but the man continued the assault before fleeing on foot.
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One of the complainants was aged 12 at the time of the alleged offending.
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This shop offering staff unlimited holidays and sick leave
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Name suppression leaves dead toddler 'invisible' - whānau
Heavy court suppressions have left dead boy 'faceless and nameless'.
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