Meth is taking its toll on the community of Wairoa, where grandmothers are now taking it upon themselves to care for their grandchildren. The questions is, who is supporting them?
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NewsChch mosque toll now 51
Another victim from the March 15 Mosque terror attack in Christchurch has died overnight in hospital.
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Synthetics threshold to arrest suppliers not realistic – Māori health provider
Those at the coalface of the synthetic drug problem plaguing communities appeared before the health select committee in parliament today to make recommendations on the Misuse of Drugs Amendment Bill, which aims to crack down on synthetics.
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War memorial vandalism ‘mindless’- Mahuta
Minister of Māori Development Nanaia Mahuta has spoken out at the recent vandalism to crosses in Huntly and the cenotaph at Ngāruawāhia, saying she is deeply disappointed and angry.
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Kaitāia whānau "shocked" after Armed Offenders Squad storms home
A Kaitāia family is "still shocked" as they recount the frightening sight of the Armed Offenders Squad tracking a family member who had been sought last night.
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Arrest made in Waiau Pā incident
Police have confirmed this morning that a 37-year-old man has been arrested in relation to a firearms incident at Waiau Pā on Sunday afternoon.
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Guilty plea for Pikowai crash
The man charged with careless use of a vehicle causing three deaths has pleaded guilty.
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Kareponia road signs vandalised
Electronic speed feedback signs have been vandalised in Kaingaroa in the Far North.
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Hawke's Bay seafood company fined $62K
A ban from fishing for three years and a fine of $62,000 is the result of a former Hawke's Bay seafood company's failure to report more than 200 kilograms of crayfish.
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$3.7mil seized in Comanchero gang bust
Police have ended a year-long investigation into the activities of the Comanchero Motorcycle Gang today seizing $3.7mil in assets.
