
National MP Sam Uffindell kept quiet over violent high school attack, expecting byelection reveal
Uffindell suspected he may have also tackled students before punching another.
Uffindell suspected he may have also tackled students before punching another.
OPINION: Uffindell is now fronting up - but voters may wonder why it didn't come earlier.
The MP for Tauranga admitted he beat a younger boy with other students.
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Wonder why a helicopter was hovering over Rotorua last night?
But the board says its investment saved "many families from the heartbreak of loss".
A senior patched member of the Filthy Few was the rider involved in the double fatal.
Pair attempted to hide smashed walls, broken doors, and urine-stained carpet.
One blood test saved Mana Ruru's life.
Kohu was 'first in line' to support Māori issues and was 'a calm voice of reason'.
Youth have gone from making up 58.5 per cent of ram-raid incidents to 71 per cent.
Judge said he believed teen's offending was born out of 'youthful experimentation'.
OPINION: Since Nia's death in 2007, 174 children have been killed.
"They already do heaps for me ... they have their own health problems to deal with."
Danny Cancian owes more than $1 million to Carters.
OPINION: Tamati Coffey says things like the cost of living payment will make a difference.
'He's only going to get better.'
It's been 15 years since Nia Glassie was murdered. But has anything changed?
Some fought tears, others apologised for protest actions, others clapped as decision made.
Instead of going to school they were seen asking about getting to Auckland.
'That should never have happened. It was a total waste of life.'
"He was just one of those genuine, good guys ... it always happens to the good guys."
The smell of sewage pouring into the Orini Canal made passers-by retch.
Such a move would 'provide a contemporary reconciliation to a longstanding grievance'.
"I remember thinking 's**t, that looks like a serious crash. And then, 'that's my house'."
Healthcare provider 'extremely concerned' about 'significant shortage' of support workers.
'People think it's like the end of the world' in community isolated by road's collapse.
Rawiri Waititi: "This is a stain on this country's democracy and it's a disgrace."
But bus boss says such a move could leave people stranded and create another safety issue.
'There is going to be some real hurt coming in the construction industry.'