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Tom Basich, 51, left competitive snowboarding at the top of his game in 2001, to buy 83 acres of land in his native Sierra Nevada, where he built a tiny hut and gets by selling photography.

A 14-year-old's been identified as a person of interest over the attack of a woman on an Auckland walkway

A woman has suffered moderate injuries after a serious assault on a public walkway in Auckland's Mount Albert.

New Zealand Police

DespiteitbeingaworkingMonday(Nov28),hundredsofpeoplecametogethertoshowtheirsupportatthenationwideprotestagainsttheslayingofJanakPatel.

Therewereindirectattempts,andwewereaskediftheprotestwasreallyneededorcan’titbeavoided.Therewereindirectattempts,andwewereaskediftheprotestwasreallyneededorcan’titbeavoided.

Thefamily’sdecisiontodisallowanypoliticianstoaddressthegathering,aswasannouncedattheveryoutsetbyMCMitesh,wasstronglyindicativeofthecollectiveangerofthecommunitytowardpoliticiansofallhues.

Hundreds of King Cobras gang members in their patched vests are spilling out of a Mt Roskill function centre this morning, smoking, hugging and chatting.
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Jim Parks still vividly remembers the day he arrived at the beaches of Normandy with his platoon more than 70 years ago. He and his brother are now the subjects of a documentary titled Little Black Devils — From Juno to Putot.

Christmas markets and holiday festivals in Ontario are some of the most popular activities to do during the winter holidays. From checking out mass...