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Crime by Shayla Bulloch Premium Content Subscriber only A NOTORIOUS Kiwi bikie gang, the Mongrel Mob, is muscling into Townsville, with several members already believed to be recruited. The Townsville Bulletin has confirmed the New Zealand gang has been digging its roots into the region, its newest base outside of southeast Queensland, with one man believed to be behind the movement. The man, who the Bulletin has chosen not to name, has lived in Townsville...

Crime by Shayla Bulloch Premium Content Subscriber only A NOTORIOUS Kiwi bikie gang, the Mongrel Mob, is muscling into Townsville, with several members already believed to be recruited. The Townsville Bulletin has confirmed the New Zealand gang has been digging its roots into the region, its newest base outside of southeast Queensland, with one man believed to be behind the movement. The man, who the Bulletin has chosen not to name, has lived in Townsville...

Womens Mongrel Mob Chapter: Death threats, fighting domestic violence and feminism 12 Dec, 2020 04:00 PM 11 minutes to read Dennis Makalio: ‘Stop connecting abuse of women to the Mongrel Mob’. Video / Maori TV WARNING: This article references violence and sexual assault. Paula Ormsby, leader of the first womens Mongrel Mob chapter, takes Katie Harris into the Iron Dog pad and tells her about the reality of gang life a year on from launching the Wāhine Toa. "There were death threa...

False convictions make winning television 11 Dec 2020 09:39 AM Moana Maniapoto Related Podcast Māori Television’ current affairs presenter Moana Maniapoto has won the supreme award at the 2020 Massey University Ngā Kupu Ora Māori Journalism Awards for her combined interview with David Tamihere and Teina Pora. The interview was done to highlight the reasons behind the new Criminal Cases Review Commission. Mr Tamihere is awaiting a Court of Appeal review of his conviction for the m...

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False convictions make winning television 11 Dec 2020 09:39 AM Moana Maniapoto Related Podcast Māori Television’ current affairs presenter Moana Maniapoto has won the supreme award at the 2020 Massey University Ngā Kupu Ora Māori Journalism Awards for her combined interview with David Tamihere and Teina Pora. The interview was done to highlight the reasons behind the new Criminal Cases Review Commission. Mr Tamihere is awaiting a Court of Appeal review of his conviction for the m...