
Council 'out of touch with Māori'
The chair of the Ngāti Ruanui rūnanga said the council was out of touch with Māori.
The chair of the Ngāti Ruanui rūnanga said the council was out of touch with Māori.
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Causes of the cuts still being investigated.
Police Commissioner says photographs of young people not taken unless it is authorised.
"The reality is it's still not safe for LGBTQI+ people to hold hands in public."
The man had sustained a serious cut to his leg that went all the way down to the bone.
Everybody inside the property at the time managed to get out safely.