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Prince Andrew accuser unlikely to accept financial settlement
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Whangārei mum loses car, baby seat, and pram in latest car theft
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US Supreme Court to rule on Joe Biden's vaccine mandates
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Elderly woman sexually assaulted after man helped change tyre
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Festival drug testing: 'Dramatic drop' in bath salts being sold as MDMA
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Aggravated robberies: 'It is a vicious cycle, dairy owners suffer all loss'
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Man charged after aggravated robbery of 95yo at cash machine
The pensioner was assaulted and the younger man fled with the cash.
Four acquitted in toppling of British slave trader statue
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Family's Twizel holiday ends badly in McDonald's car park
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Follow the money: New tool for police to find dirty cash
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Seeing red: More drivers caught racing through intersections not coughing up fines
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Auckland velodrome homicide victim 'always put others before himself'
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Rusty police cells: Latest headache at $300m Christchurch justice precinct
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Groping charge against Andrew Cuomo dropped
Prosecutor says allegation that Cuomo fondled an aide wouldn't meet 'burden at trial'.
Prince Andrew's case for dismissal hits a wall
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'Hit them where it hurts': Gangs, crime kingpins targeted in new crackdown
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Person seriously injured after possible firearms incident in Manurewa
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'Pretty surprising': Chris Bishop on call to not prosecute DJ over Omicron scare
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