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The 'invasive' police search powers that convinced Justice Minister to ban gang patches in private homes
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How the false story of a gang ‘takeover’ reached Trump
New York Times: Claims of gang violence have been exaggerated and misrepresented.
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Hamilton airport seals two direct transtasman service deals
Hamilton celebrates Jetstar agreement after a long service drought.
Addiction debate: Is it a disease or a choice? Experts weigh in
New York Times: Should addiction be reclassified as a chronic brain disease?
Chris Rattue: Image that shows how NZ Rugby fails the women’s game
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Donald Trump prepares to unveil a cryptocurrency business
New York Times: Crypto industry a major source of his donations.
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Second Trump assassination attempt raises new questions about Secret Service
New York Times: Secret Service faces scrutiny after second shooting attempt on Trump.
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Synlait Milk secures new $450m banking facility
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Sole traders choosing to earn less - on purpose
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Letters: Wayne Brown’s harbour bridge plan astray; building better dwellings
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Should it be a jailable crime to have a gang patch in your house, even if it's not yours?