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Watch: Polkinghorne describes finding wife dead in police interview
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Philip Polkinghorne describes finding wife dead and final night together
The eye surgeon was interviewed by Detective Ilona Walton on the morning he reported Pauline Hanna dead, April 5, 2021. Video/Pool
Police Minister Mark Mitchell blocks Labour MP from visiting Auckland station
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Jury hears of raid on Polkinghorne's chalet shared with escort after wife's death
The Auckland eye surgeon is accused of having strangled his wife then staged a suicide.
Man accused of murdering Rebels MC member last month can now be named
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'Serious concerns': Judge rejects mental health agency's request to rein in Polkinghorne trial reports
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'Unforgettable legacy': Beloved Auckland restaurant announces closure
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