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January 2, 2022
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July 26, 2021
The officer told a trial in May Mogford sold him small quantities of meth and offered to get larger amounts. Mogford was arrested at his Dannevirke home, where police found meth, cannabis, LSD and various guns, including a loaded pistol. Police also found a safe, chained to a beam under the house, containing cash, keys and a swipe card to a storage facility. Mogford gave police the code to the safe. WARWICK SMITH, DAVID UNWIN/STUFF Ra Ingram shares her journey as a recovering meth addict. ...
June 29, 2021
Albert is no stranger to the courts, amassing 140 previous convictions. His most serious was an attempted murder rap for his involvement in the 2001 shooting of Brendon Nuku in Levin. Nuku was left a paraplegic after being shot twice, once in the back and the other grazing his cheek, while helping a friend move house. Nuku, Albert and two other offenders, Shaun Hartley and Barry Gardiner, all had some involvement in the Horowhenua underworld at the time. Evidence presented at tria...
May 20, 2021
The woman was threatened with rape and having intimate photos exposed if she did not provide a predator footage of her sexually abusing her son.
March 10, 2021
Dannevirke District Court: Victim believed pistol was held to his head 10 Mar, 2021 02:06 AM 3 minutes to read Violence charges land two men in Dannevirke District Court. Photo / File Hawkes Bay Today A man who held what his victim thought was a pistol to his head was sentenced when he appeared in Dannevirke District Court. Shannon Dean Wilson, 42, was charged with threatening to kill/grievous bodily harm and presenting a firearm-like object on September 27, 2019. Wilson had pleaded not guilty...
March 8, 2021
Neighbours row over electric fence ends up in court 8 Mar, 2021 12:09 AM 5 minutes to read Neighbours at war landed a woman in Dannevirke District Court recently. Photo / File Hawkes Bay Today A dispute over the fencing of a roadside verge landed a Makotuku woman in Dannevirke District Court on a charge of assaulting her neighbour. Beverley Polkinghorne was charged with assaulting Helen Upson on May 14 on the Matamau/Ormondville Rd, a charge she denied. Prosecutor Anna Barham said there was a ...
December 11, 2020
Its bigger than film, its bigger than music: New Zealands gaming studios set new records amidst pandemic Newshub 11/12/2020 © Newshub The video game sector grew by 60 percent in the last year. While many industries have been hit hard by COVID-19, New Zealands gaming studios are setting new records. The video game sector grew by 60 percent in the last year - an industry proving largely resilient to the effects of the coronavirus pandemic. Stephen Knightly from the New Zealand Game Developer...
December 11, 2020
Runways technical director Beric Holt says the growth experienced is no surprise. "Weve been seeing this sort of growth for years now, and we know its such a big growing market in New Zealand and in the world in general." One of the countrys newest studios launched city-building game Before We Leave in May. Its already sold more than 50,000 copies and Balancing Monkey Games Managing Director Anna Barham believes the local sector has huge potential. "Theres so many people out there whove got a...