Man, 62, accused of brutal machete attack inside hospital ED
It is understood the victim required emergency surgery following the attack.
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Wairarapa man jailed for possessing, importing child sexual abuse material
The man appeared at Wellington District Court today where he was sentenced.
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Push for more te reo Māori in South Wairarapa
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One dead after Masterton tractor and motorcycle crash
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Plane caught up in Sir Peter Jackson legal spat to be flown at airshow
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Heavy rain warning for ranges of Hawke's Bay
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Mass murderer who killed children claims Parole Board 'bias'
The man has been denied parole 14 times since he was jailed in 1993.
Sensors used in east coast fault zone quake study
Scientists to deploy ocean-bottom sensors off Wairarapa coast to pick up hidden quakes.
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