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Severed hand: Two men arrested in relation to Tāneatua assault
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White Island's Aviation Colour Code now green
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Street attack: Man's severed hand in bowl of ice for chopper ride to hospital
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Brutal assault: Man's hand severed in attack near service station
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Whakaari/White Island: Volcanic Alert Level lowered
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Former cop says he questioned Whakaari risks but 'no action' taken
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