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Advances in police culture is at risk of going backwards says National's Paula Bennett.
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Peters distances himself from Haumaha
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Head of Wally Haumaha inquiry stands down
The chair of the inquiry into Wally Haumaha's appointment has stood down.
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LinkedIn account of inquiry head endorses Wally Haumaha
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Audrey Young: National not amused by 'the Winston show'
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Police minister says he may have acted differently if he known then what he knows now.
Bridges says probe should be broadened
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Claire Trevett: Shane Jones, cat of many hats
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