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Karen Chhour: Why young offenders need real chances, not political games
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Third bootcamp youth charged, OT limiting updates amid 'public scrutiny' on offenders
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Hefty ACC levy hikes confirmed for next three years
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'Dashboard crap': Peters says he doesn't have quarterly plans, contradicting PM
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