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Mongrel Mob leader Harry Tam wants his people to vote against National, while Black Power kaumātua Denis O’Reilly just wants his members to vote.

Increasing attempts to intimidate political party candidates and volunteers are examples of a culture of brazenness among offenders that is flourishing under Labour, National’s Justice spokesperson Paul Goldsmith and Police spokesperson Mark Mitchell ...

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Harry Tan and Dennis O'Reilly want gang whānau to vote

OPINION: Black Power kaumātua Denis O'Reilly looks at the election sideshows.

In an exclusive extract from his new book, Gangster’s Paradise, Herald reporter Jared Savage goes inside the covert police investigation that loosened the

Stuff reports: A Mongrel Mob member violently assaulted an intellectually disabled man in an unprovoked attack that saw him beat the man repeatedly and smash a bottle over his head as he tried to get away. The man hunched over and got onto the ground in the foetal position, trying to protect himself. The gang

Police will use a controversial DNA tool in a bid to solve two of the country’s most high-profile cold case murders, the Herald can reveal. 
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His 11-year-old son attempted to defend him while a gun was pointed into his car.

Eliu was gunned down in front of a church last year.