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Police have stated that they will not use this technology, but have the capability.
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Ngarewa-Packer tells government to stop 'double standard' apologies
Govt apologises to the Muslim community following release of the mosque shooting report.
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'Revolting' sewage system: Council fined $500k
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Ben Stokes pays tribute after dad passes away
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Australian MP calls for action on mosque terrorist 'radicalised on our soil'
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The chief executive described the review as 'sobering'.
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Teuila Fuatai: Gaping holes in hate crime data collection
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Christchurch terror attack: We failed. We must not fail again
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Christchurch council buys Red House for $2.5m
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Audrey Young: Royal Commission busts the myths on mass surveillance
OPINION: Audrey Young on the Royal Commission's report into the mosque attacks.
Imam Gamal Fouda: 'You showed the world the best of who we are'
Imam Gamal Fouda discusses the release of the Royal Commission's inquiry into the attacks.
How gunman's terror plot, tell-tale signs went undetected; PM, police apologise
Royal commission of inquiry report into March 15, 2019 attacks finally revealed.
'We should have been safe': Govt agencies failed us - Muslim leaders
They say some government agencies failed to protect their communities.
Grapes of wrath: Critic's scathing 'find a new hobby' email to winemaker
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Police justified in shooting Kurow man, IPCA says
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