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Guns, drugs and cash seized in police raid on Waikato house
Guns, drugs and cash seized in police raid on Waikato house
Nine guns, including a military-style semi-automatic weapon, and illegal drugs were found at a rural property in Waikato yesterday, say police.
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100-year-old artefacts found during drug bust
100-year-old artefacts found during drug bust
Waikato police have uncovered stolen, 100-year-old artefacts while carrying out a drug search warrant.
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Northern Coastguard has highest callout rate in single day
Northern Coastguard has highest callout rate in single day
A record number of rescues on Waitangi Day and increasing numbers of people flocking to the beach is stretching water rescue services.
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Man dies after car hits power pole in Waikato
Man dies after car hits power pole in Waikato
A driver is dead after his car hit a power pole in the Hauraki district in Waikato.
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Sex self-identification debate a 'cesspool of harmful stereotypes'
Sex self-identification debate a 'cesspool of harmful stereotypes'
A toxic debate rages over a law that will make it easier for gender diverse people to change the sex on their birth certificates. Susan Strongman enters the fray.
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Rise in meth admissions strains mental health service in Waikato
Meth-related mental health admissions spike in Waikato
Methamphetamine-related admissions to mental health services in Waikato have more than doubled in the last five years.
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Meth-related mental health admissions spike in Waikato
Methamphetamine-related admissions to mental health services in Waikato have more than doubled in the past five years. Police, doctors and researchers report the region is awash with the drug and… Audio
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Victim of Waikato motorcycle crash named
Victim of Waikato motorcycle crash named
The man killed at Meremere Drag Raceway in Waikato yesterday has been named as 66-year-old Lawrence Webster.
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'Tourists from hell' hog holiday headlines and spark media pile-on
The so-called “unruly tourists” were called all the names under the sun in a media pile-on that entertained and angered New Zealanders in equal measure. Every move these surprise summer celebrities… Audio
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How the 'tourists from hell' hogged holiday headlines
'Tourists from hell' hog holiday headlines and spark media pile-on
The so-called “unruly tourists” were called all the names under the sun in a media pile-on that entertained and angered New Zealanders in equal measure. Every move these surprise summer celebrities…
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Helicopter crash near SH1 north of Taupō
'Very lucky' helicopter pilot walked away from crash
The pilot of a helicopter that crashed into power lines near State Highway 1 north of Taupō was found walking around conscious.
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Government disappointed by housing affordability figures
'We'll be going as fast as we can' - govt confident Kiwibuild will ramp up
Senior Cabinet Minister Chris Hipkins says he's incredibly disappointed by figures showing housing is still unaffordable in the major cities. Video
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Police warn homeowners of fake tradies scam
Police warn homeowners of fake tradies scam
Police are warning people not to give money to a group of men claiming to be building contractors in Waikato and Auckland.
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Four injured after serious crash near Taupō
Four injured after serious crash near Taupō
Four people have been taken to Waikato Hospital after a serious crash in Wairakei near Taupō.
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70-year-old dead, four injured after four-vehicle crash in Waikato
70-year-old dead, four injured after four-vehicle crash in Waikato
A 70-year-old is dead and four people including an infant are injured after a four-car crash in the Waikato.
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Five teenagers arrested after attempted dairy robbery
Five teenagers arrested after attempted dairy robbery
Four youths and a 17-year-old were arrested after the attempted robbery in Hamilton, after being driven off by a fog cannon.
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Road warnings after long dry spell
Road warnings after long dry spell
Stormy weather in Christchurch has caused roads to flood, and drivers in the northern half of the North Island are being warned of slippery roads in the first rainfall for more than a fortnight.
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Tanker crash closes SH1 in Taupō district
Tanker crash closes SH1 in Taupō district
A fuel tanker rolled on State Highway 1 north of Taupō, injuring the driver and closing the road.
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Holiday road toll rises to seven after fatal Otago crash
Holiday road toll rises to seven after fatal Otago crash
The holiday road toll has risen to seven after a fatal crash in Otago
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Family desperate to be reunited with missing New Zealander
Family desperate to be reunited with missing New Zealander
Police in Western Australia are searching for a New Zealand man who hasn't been seen for almost a month.
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Police search for teen believed to be walking Te Araroa track
Police search for teen believed to be walking Te Araroa track
Police are looking for a teenager who they believe has been walking the Te Araroa track in Waikato.
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Heavy rain, slips: Campers pack up or move to higher ground
Heavy rain, slips: Campers pack up or move to higher ground
Heavy rain warnings for Bay of Plenty and Coromandel will remain in place overnight - but the risk of flooding has fallen. Audio
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Top of North Island to greet Christmas with more heavy rain
Christmas Day weather: 'Prepare for some fairly intense rain'
More intense rain is expected for Christmas Day in the North Island, with heavy falls already forcing 150 campers out of two Bay of Plenty holiday parks overnight. Audio
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Man dies, police officer injured in domestic violence incident
Man dies, police officer injured in domestic violence incident
A man has died and a police officer has been injured in a domestic violence incident in Waikato.
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Nga kōrero o te tau: Te Ahi Kaa highlights of 2018 - part two
In the final show of the year, Te Ahi Kaa features highlights from 2018. Kaiora Honey is a thriving whanau business lead by Blanche Morragh, she discusses the hard yards and ongoing work of running… Audio