Labour Party summer camp case: Suppressed 'political football' returns to court
High Court judge accepted harm from publication, but prosecution is hard for everyone.
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Labour Party summer camp case: High Court dismisses suppression bid
Offender reached a plea deal with prosecutors; gets interim suppression pending appeal.
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Classmates remember Waihi Beach victim Jaden Chhayrann
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Young man fights for secrecy in Labour Party summer camp scandal
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Waihī water shortage: Schools and early childhood centres close
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Local Focus: False alarm result of 'legacy system'
Confusion about sirens for future tsunami alarms. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: False alarm result of 'legacy system'
Confusion about sirens for future tsunami alarms. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
'Off we run': Family flee from Waihi campsite after unexplained siren
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Tsunami panic: Fire chief apologises for false alarm
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