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June 2, 2021
The call comes after an apparent surge in anti-Māori hate speech.
June 2, 2021
An inmate accused of a frenzied, gang-related murder has given jurors a taste of barbaric conditions in New Zealand prisons. Lopeti Telefoni is one of thre
June 2, 2021
Nicole McKee met with a Mongrel Mob representative after complimenting their work in a select committee.
June 2, 2021
David Seymour's taken a shot at the Maori Development Minister Willy Jackson for meeting with gangs
June 2, 2021
Brighter spotlight on far-right YouTubers Newsroom 2 hrs ago © Provided by Newsroom The past two weeks have seen far-right YouTubers placed under the microscope, with police investigating one and another suspended from his job, Marc Daalder reports For years, Christchurch-based far-right extremist Lee Williams has uploaded videos rife with racism and conspiracy theories without consequence. In a matter of days, in May, that all came crashing down. Williams runs the CrossTheRubicon YouTube c...
June 1, 2021
Further to the cycling chat yesterday, just a follow up.  Reading the Listener and there's a piece in there by Alan Bollard - chair of the New Zealand Infr
June 1, 2021
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June 1, 2021
Revelations Associate Justice Minister Willie Jackson met with the Mongrel Mob at gang headquarters and Black Power in the Beehive on multiple occasions indicate that, far from hostile, Government relations with gangs are practically friendly, National’s ...
June 1, 2021
Police have conducted a search after a video was posted online calling for violence against Māori.
May 31, 2021
Libby Wilson17:04, May 31 2021 Stuff When the Mongrel Mob members were asked why they were at the Te Kūiti Motorcycle Club, then sergeant-at-arms Jacob Paulson Mirik Wirepa said it was payback for disrespecting them. A Harley Davidson or $80,000 – that was the price of stopping violence and intimidation. That’s what Te Kūiti Motorcycle Club members were told by local Mongrel Mob members after weeks of threats and intimidation. The mobsters stepped it up, arriving at the clubrooms in ful...