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The Detail talks to two of the people who helped bring gang members together to share their stories at the abuse in care inquiry.

Media on the ground in cyclone-hit communities found road-blocks and local people reporting looting, theft and threats backed up with firearms. Meanwhile police and politicians insisted there was no spike in crime and complained of disinformation in the media and online.

    Monday 13th: Courtyard: Back to School Appropriate for day 1 of parties. Makes sense. Opportunity to wear some kinky outfits.   Eyewitness testimony: Seemed to have the most turnout as a uniform is pretty easy to source. People got sloshed immediately and many

Reports of looting and crime have been exaggerated, and are being used as a "political football", say police officers on the ground.

A jury has returned mixed verdicts for two cousins charged over the death of Te Kuiti man Anthony Bell, who died outside a petrol station after a road-rage

A 153kg father of six was struck with such “tremendous force” that it fatally sent him to the ground, causing a brain stem injury that would immediately st

The sparkling future held by the young woman in the dock was left almost in tatters after just one night out drinking.
As she stood before the judge, waiti

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A witness has described the moment Anthony Bell and Benjamin Sweeney fought in a violent "flurry of blows" before Bell hit the ground during a brawl outside a petrol station.

A man has been found not guilty of wounding a 501 deportee who was shot through the leg after telling the Mongrel Mob to leave him alone.
However, Paul Phi