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NZ-born neo-Nazi leader refused bail in Melbourne
Thomas Sewell. File photo: Getty
New Zealand-born neo-Nazi group leader Thomas Sewell has been refused bail after allegedly attacking an Aboriginal protest site.
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'Big hands, strong hands, small baby': Closing address in trial of sportsman accused of injuring baby
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The Crown says the only reasonable explanation for a baby’s broken bones is that they were inflicted by a prominent sportsman.
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Flammable projectiles thrown at Christchurch gang pad
Police say they will have an increased presence around Christchurch over the coming days after flammable projectiles were thrown at a gang pad.
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Longer sentence sought for soldier
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Attempt to start fire at Chch gang pad puts police on alert
Police say they will have an increased presence around Christchurch over the coming days after flammable projectiles were thrown at a gang pad.
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Food rescue on hunt for new space
Searching for a new building are Food Rescue Aoraki team members (from left) Christine Phillips, Karen Henderson, Gwenda Norton and Liz Shea. PHOTOS: CONNOR HALEY
A non-profit South Canterbury organisation that is no stranger to lending a helping hand is now hoping to receive one itself.
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Scout group's cooked kai making 'huge difference' to community
Georgetown Scout Group Kea leader Briana Sansom oversees (from left) Corban Sanderson, Brydon Gargiulo, Chloe Ballantyne-Cooper (all 7) and Clare McKenzie, 6, (right) as they cook meals for the community at the club house. Photo: Nina Tapu
Cooking healthy kai for those in need is keeping a Southland Scout group connected to its community.
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Lyttelton women's safety advocate has windscreen smashed
The person behind an initiative to improve women’s safety in Lyttelton has had her car windscreen smashed.
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Winds on way for Dunedin as more wild weather bears down
More wild weather is bearing down on parts of the South as a fast-moving front moves up the country.
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'Big hands, small baby': Crown closes in sportsman trial
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The Crown says the only reasonable explanation for a baby’s broken bones is that they were inflicted by a prominent sportsman.
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Pro league, national qualification beckon for Chch Utd
Photo: Christchurch United Football Club
Christchurch United are aiming to cap off their successful week with qualification for the National League.
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Nomads United eye English Cup glory
Nomads defender Daniel Metherell on the ball during their clash with Christchurch United. PHOTO: LIAM HIGGINS
One of Christchurch's most historic football clubs is back for another crack at the English Cup.
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Ross Taylor comes out of retirement to play for Samoa
Ross Taylor leaves the field after being dismissed in his final international cricket match, at Seddon Park in Hamilton. Photo: Getty Images
Four years after he last played for the Black Caps, Luteru Ross Poutoa Lote Taylor is coming out of international cricket retirement to help the country of his mother's birth qualify for next year's T20 World Cup.
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'We love you and we miss you': Mother's plea for missing daughter
A Dunedin mother has made another plea to the public to help get her daughter home.
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Museum faces cutting up to 30 roles
Auckland Museum. Photo: RNZ / Nick Monro
Auckland Museum could see a reduction of up to 30 roles, as staff are consulted on a review of the organisation, amid significant financial pressures.
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'People smile when they see us': The fire-breathing engine that can be heard across Rangiora
Cody Winter and his father Kieran Winter, often take their over 100 year old traction engine for a spin and a visit to their local pub for a meal. PHOTO: JOHN COSGROVE
A trip out to a local restaurant in C anterbury is not a big deal, unless your mode of transport is a fire-breathing, smoke-belching 100-year-old traction engine tractor.
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Heart attack survivors launch charity golf tournament
Warren Leslie on his way to Christchurch Hospital in the Westpac Rescue Helicopter. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED
Two Timaru friends who survived heart attacks within months of each other are launching a charity golf tournament to raise awareness and funds for the Westpac Rescue Helicopter.
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