Britain set to ban NZ's new killer party drug
A drug thought to be used by Kiwis as a substitute for ecstasy could be banned in Britain after being linked to two deaths.
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Munitions wash up on popular Israeli beaches
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Tennis Auckland says it will continue to act on complaints from fans if protesters targeting Israeli Shahar Peer return to the ASB Classic.
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The opponent of Israeli tennis player Shahar Peer blames distracting protests for her loss, says today's match should have been postponed.
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Protesters target Israeli player again
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