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Man shot dead by police after firearms incident in Papatoetoe, Auckland named - Vimarsana News

Man shot dead by police after firearms incident in Papatoetoe, Auckland named

He was Tangaru-Noere Turia, aged 34.

Source: msn.com
'Constant issue': Terrifying dashcam footage shows logging truck striking vehicle after running red light - Vimarsana News

'Constant issue': Terrifying dashcam footage shows logging truck striking vehicle after running red light

"Something needs to be done to stop this ever happening again."

Source: msn.com
'It is scary': Man fears for 2yo daughter's safety as parties leave notorious Dunedin street covered in glass - Vimarsana News

'It is scary': Man fears for 2yo daughter's safety as parties leave notorious Dunedin street covered in glass

"The glass could go through her wee shoes, or if she tripped, she would get cut hands."

Source: msn.com
Watch: 'It's completely black' - Kiwi captures terrifying scenes of Perth bushfire as more than 70 homes destroyed - Vimarsana News

Watch: 'It's completely black' - Kiwi captures terrifying scenes of Perth bushfire as more than 70 homes destroyed

The blaze has destroyed more than 70 homes.

Source: msn.com
'Truly amazing': The South African males fighting back against female sexual cannibalism - Vimarsana News

'Truly amazing': The South African males fighting back against female sexual cannibalism

'Truly amazing': The South African males fighting back against female sexual cannibalism Newshub 20/01/2021 Scott Palmer © Auckland University / Supplied Watch: The brownish-coloured mantis is the female, the male eventually won this contest. Male South African praying mantises have developed a highly unusual strategy to avoid being eaten by females after mating - they're fighting back. The praying mantids - also know as the Springbok mantis - are commonly found throughout New Zealand since first being identified here in the 1970s. They're one of a number of insect specie...

Source: msn.com