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KiwiRail plans to upgrade level crossing where two people died
Plans to upgrade level crossing where two people died
The level crossing in the Bay of Plenty already has flashing lights, and bells and half-barrier arms will be installed early next year. Video
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Two dead after train and car collide in rural Bay of Plenty
Pongakawa train crash: 'I saw the car flying off the track'
An eyewitness to the fatal crash between a car and a train in Bay of Plenty this morning says the car was pushed about 4m and into a pole upon impact. Video
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Search for man missing for two weeks centres on car
Search for man missing for two weeks centres on car
A search is under way for a Waikato man missing for almost two weeks.
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Motorcyclist, cow dead after collision on State Highway
Motorcyclist, cow dead after collision on State Highway
Both a motorcyclist and a cow are dead after a collision on a State Highway at night.
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Advocates rally around letter demanding end to uplifting babies
Uplifting babies 'harmful, state-imposed impact upon vulnerable children'
Advocates supporting an open letter calling for the government to stop uplifting babies say the public have had enough and urgent change is needed.
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Crash near Waiouru Military Area leaves one dead
Person dead, seven injured in Waiouru SH1 crash
One person has died, and seven others injured after a two-vehicle crash south of Waiouru.
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'Cancer healer' charged with indecent assault
'Cancer healer' charged with indecent assault
Police have charged a man with assaulting men and women under the guise of healing people of cancer.
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Man dead from gunshot wounds in Waikato named
Man dead from gunshot wounds in Waikato named
A 23-year-old man who died of gunshot wounds in rural Waikato last week has been named as Faalili Moleli Fauatea from Auckland.
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Men wounded in Kawhia shooting charged with aggravated burglary
Three men shot in Waikato charged with aggravated burglary
Three of the men who were injured in a shooting incident near Kawhia that left one other man dead have been charged with aggravated robbery.
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Waikato locals on shooting in community: 'You don't expect that sort of stuff'
Shooting victims' desperate drive to find medical help
Four people who were shot in rural Waikato yesterday are believed to have driven for kilometres in a desperate bid to find medical help. Locals are trying to piece together exactly what happened.
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Suspected quadruple shooting in Waikato confounds residents
Four people found shot on Thursday are believed to have driven injured along dark country roads for kilometres in rural Waikato in a desperate bid to find medical help.
The police say one person died… Audio
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One dead after suspected shooting in Waikato
One dead after suspected shooting in Waikato
One person has died and three are injured following a suspected shooting in rural Waikato.
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Fatal motorbike crash brings holiday road toll to five
Fatal motorbike crash brings holiday road toll to five
One person died in motorbike crash near Port Waikato south of Auckland this afternoon bringing the official road toll for Queen's Birthday weekend to five.
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Muslim activist honoured for promoting diversity
Muslim activist honoured for promoting diversity
The first Anjum Rahman heard about her Queen's Birthday Honour was in a letter in her mailbox from the Attorney General.
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Politicians respond to Parliament rape claims
Politicians respond to Parliament rape claims
Political party leaders held a meeting with Speaker Trevor Mallard this afternoon, following his comments to RNZ this morning that he believed there was a rapist on the premises.
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Parliamentary service staffer stood down after sexual assault allegation
Parliamentary service staffer stood down after sexual assault allegation
A Parliamentary Service staffer has been stood down after a historical sexual assault allegation. An employment investigation is underway.
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National urges Mallard to involve police in Parliament rape claims
National urges Mallard to involve police in Parliament rape claims
National's deputy leader Paula Bennett has called for Speaker of the House Trevor Mallard to involve the police immediately if he believes there is a rapist in the parliamentary precinct.
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Parliament bullying: Mallard urges rape victims to seek support
Parliament bullying: Mallard urges rape victims to seek support
Speaker of the House Trevor Mallard says it's his impression from the report on bullying at Parliament that people have been raped there, and he is urging the victims to go to police or support… Audio
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Terror charge for Christchurch shooter - legal analysis
Legal experts are concerned charging the man accused of the Christchurch mosque attacks with terrorism is risky, and will give him a platform to espouse white supremacist views.
The terrorism charge… Audio
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Budget funds tipped for scheme tackling family violence
Budget funds tipped for scheme tackling family violence
A major anti-family violence pilot programme is expected to get the green light for more funding at a pre-Budget announcement on Sunday.
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Christchurch Call: No clear target but let's salute a start to reform
Christchurch Call: No clear target but let's salute a start to reform
Opinion - The government has moved with unprecedented speed and thoughtfulness after the Christchurch terror attacks, taking three key steps, writes Alexander Gillespie
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Waikato students meet to fight extremism
As world leaders meet in Paris, students, academics and the police have met at the University of Waikato in Hamilton last night to discuss ways of combating violent extremism. Last night's event fell… Audio
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Students, academics, police meet in Hamilton to discuss combating extremism
Students, academics, police discuss combating extremism
As world leaders meet in Paris, students, academics and police met at the University of Waikato to discuss ways of combating violent extremism.
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Mother's Day hui to discuss Oranga Tamariki's removal of newborn babies
Mother's Day hui to discuss Oranga Tamariki's removal of newborn babies
Up to 100 women who have had children taken by Oranga Tamariki are expected at a hui in Raglan today.
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Oranga Tamariki accused of bullying, racism over removal of baby
Ministry abusing vulnerable families - midwife
Oranga Tamariki is being accused of bullying and racism by the Māori midwife who fought to prevent a young mother from having her baby taken away.