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Winter 2020: NZ's warmest on record
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Diamante horse head case: Pair appeal sentence
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No money to staff children's units at Christchurch Hospital
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Dog attack: Owner fined for bashing pet with wooden plank
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Appeal from beyond the grave: Peter Ellis' case to go before Supreme Court
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Warriors fan's incredible gesture to man whose father was killed in mosque shooting
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Government commits to all EQC inquiry recommendations, legislation will change
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Christchurch terrorist allowed to watch two hours of television a day
The convicted murderer is allowed to the watch the Home and Garden channel in his cell.
Over four intense, harrowing days, no emotion from mass killer
The terrorist was watched closely in the courtroom. But he gave little away.
Justice has been served, say local Muslims
Like others, Northland Muslims welcome life sentence handed to Brenton Tarrant.
Rob Fyfe on Covid-19, advising the PM, why he likes tackling a crisis
Businessman Rob Fyfe talks about Covid-19, advising the PM and why he loves a crisis.
Chch terror attack: NZ's most stringent prison conditions ever
Terrorist killer Brendon Tarrant faces an isolated life as a locked-up "hermit".
Revealed: Mosque murderer tried to avoid fronting up to victims
Judge feared gunman wanted to avoid consequences of what he had done.
Mosque shooter has last moments on the outside as he leaves Chch for prison
Tarrant is handcuffed and surrounded by police and Defence force staff as he's walked on.
Wicked, cruel, pitiless mass murderer jailed indefinitely
The man behind the Christchurch terror attack will never be released from prison.
Editorial: Hear our voices, we entreat - justice served
EDITORIAL: With the handing down of NZ's harshest sentence, justice has been done.
Mosque widow after sentencing: 'I couldn't believe that what we prayed for, we got'
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Why court had to deliver unprecedented sentence for mosque terrorist
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Deporting mosque gunman would require new law - Justice Minister
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