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Interest in the next court hearing for the Whakaari eruption prosecution is so high the Ministry of Justice will livestream to a second location.

Police launch desperate search for missing man in Angus © Shutterstock Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Mark Law was last seen at 8.25am in North Grimsby, Arbroath, on Thursday May 6. The 42-year-old has links to the Angus area and is often seen in Edinburgh. A police statement said: “He is white, around 5ft 9in in height, with short brown hair. © Courtesy Jax food bar Mark Law, 42, has gone missing in Arbroath. “When last seen, he was wearing a green tracksuit, a blue gilet and a dark coloured be...

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Whakaari/White Island eruption: 13 defendants in case now identified 4 Mar, 2021 10:08 PM 5 minutes to read NZ Herald All 13 of the defendants facing charges in relation to the death of 22 people when Whakaari/White Island erupted can now be reported. The first hearing was today adjourned until June. Inflite Charters, ID Tours and Tauranga Tourism Services had not previously been reported but today made no application for suppression. The other 10 parties had already identified themselves. Advertisement Read More "Our thoughts are with you all and always will be," he said. At today's hearing ...

Rotorua's controversial Hemo sculpture will cost about $5200 a year 26 Feb, 2021 03:31 AM 5 minutes to read The upkeep of Rotorua's controversial Hemo Gorge sculpture will cost ratepayers about $5200 every year. New details have emerged from behind-the-scenes of the sculpture's installation after a Local Democracy Reporting official information request for communications between the council, Kilwell Fibretube, Waka Kotahi NZTA and road engineers regarding the sculpture. The emails also revealed Rotorua Lakes Council was cautious to reveal a helicopter would be needed to transport the sculptur...