Parua Bay Four Square closed after burglary
The Parua Bay Four Square was burgled in the early hours of the morning today.
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Exclusive: Police at 'breaking point' threaten to walk off the job
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Peria man told to appeal to the High Court
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Far North meth lab at centre of nationwide police operation
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Three arrests as drugs, ammunition seized
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Head Hunter, King Cobra raids: Seven in court, methamphetamine, firearms, $100k seized in drug busts
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