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Company fined $245k after employee injured on foreign ship outside NZ
It took nine hours for crew members to notice the injured employee was missing
It took nine hours for crew members to notice the injured employee was missing
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Alan Arnold joined the police in 1956 as a trainee cadet.
William Sio, who beat his son to death, said he was 'not the parent of the year'.
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Brett Williamson eventually got up at 4.30am after being bombarded with text messages.
"Being [an MP] is a huge privilege, but it does come at a cost," former party leader says.
Dead man's workmates 'deeply affected' by tragedy still relived by some five years later.