Police continue to investigate the homicide of a 22-year-old Matakana Island man who died on New Year's Day. Tauranga police are seeking witnesses who were present at a temporary camping ground on Matakana Point Road on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day.
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Haumaha to remain Deputy Police Commissioner
Deputy Police Commissioner Wallace Haumaha will keep his job after legal advice to the prime minister detailed no "clear and proper" basis to support dismissal.
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NewsShovel found in Millane investigation
Police have located a shovel that was the subject of an appeal in relation to the Grace Millane investigation.
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Local iwi confirms Waitākere rāhui remains in place
Auckland iwi Te Kawerau a Maki have confirmed that the rāhui that currently covers the Waitākere Forest, remains in place since the discovery of Grace Millane's body within its boundaries.
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National unaware of identities in alleged ‘inappropriate touching’ incident
The National Party says it doesn't know the identity of the male young national member a teenage woman claims inappropriately touched her. The woman's identity is also unknown. The alleged incident took place last week and is under investigation by police.
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PM announces investigation into leak of draft Whaitiri report
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has announced an investigation into the leaking of a draft report about the Meka Whaitiri-staffer incident to the NZ Herald.
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Whaitiri's co-chair position could be reviewed at release of incident report
Labour's Māori caucus co-chair Willie Jackson says Meka Whaitiri's co-chair position could be reviewed when the Whaitiri-staffer incident report is released. The Māori caucus has been criticised for backing Whaitiri despite only knowing her side of the story.
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Whaitiri “absolutely gutted” she was fired
Former minister Meka Whaitiri fronted at parliament for the first time since her sacking as a minister by Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern. Whaitiri’s return prompted urgent debate in-house with National’s Amy Adams taking aim.
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PM strips Meka Whaitiri of ministerial responsibilities
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has removed Meka Whaitiri from her role as Minister of Customs but she will retain her Ikaroa-Rawhiti seat and position as Labour’s Māori caucus co-chair.
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Mark Black wants to clear name of brother Awanui
Mark Black wants to clear the name of his deceased brother Awanui Black, after allegations of involvement with child sex abuse and a paedophilia ring.
