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Neighbours say the normally quiet street is filled with police activity.
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Young man killed in Havelock North crash named by police
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'A once-in-a-generation leader': Dame Tariana Turia laid to rest
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Cattle a 'wicked' hazard: Motorist 'mind-boggled' no one held to account
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WorkSafe notified of Nelson policewoman's death
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Willie Jackson calls for Labour apology over Tariana Turia treatment
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Trial to reduce road cone use in Tauranga
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