
Boy, 6, missing in Hamilton
Police said boy was last seen wearing a plain black t-shirt and tan-coloured shorts.
Police said boy was last seen wearing a plain black t-shirt and tan-coloured shorts.
The Cambridge-based jockey was remanded on bail without plea until next month.
Justice Matthew Muir released his 300-page reserve decision this morning.
The judge revealed the verdicts at 10am.
A homicide investigation is under way in Hamilton after an incident overnight.
Despite not entering a plea, Roger Pikia said he'd 'vigorously defend the charges'.
The alarm was raised just before 2.30pm.
"When everything is in te reo Māori ... everything feels so settled and at peace."
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