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Police under fire over 'slaughter Māori' YouTube video
The Māori Party says the police failed to properly investigate racist threats to the party's co-leaders.
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Chief Ombudsman to investigate prisons department over living conditions
The investigation will look into the Department of Corrections' response to repeated calls for reforms aimed at improving conditions for prisoners.
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Double homicide investigation launched after fatal stabbings in Epsom
Police were called to a property on The Drive at approximately 11.30am, following a report of a stabbing.
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‘Tikanga before taking’ a focus of Māori-led Oranga Tamariki inquiry- Jackson
Waatea Marae chairman Willie Jackson says "tikanga before taking" will be a key focus of the Whānau Ora inquiry into Oranga Tamariki, The inquiry is the only one of four that will be led by Māori investigating the uplifting process of Māori babies.
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Chief Ombudsman inquiry into Oranga Tamariki third investigation into child uplifts
Chief Ombudsman Peter Boshier announced his own independent investigation into the process of removing newborn babies by Oranga Tamariki, making it one of three investigations now underway.
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Man dies from stab wounds in Chch
A 54-year-old man has died from stab wounds after a standoff with armed police in Christchurch this morning.
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Police release name of toddler found dead in Little Waihi
Police can now name the two-year-old girl found dead at Little Waihi, Maketu last Thursday.
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Homicide investigation of Matakana Island man continues
Police continue to investigate the homicide of a 22-year-old Matakana Island man who died on New Year's Day. Tauranga police are seeking witnesses who were present at a temporary camping ground on Matakana Point Road on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day.
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Haumaha to remain Deputy Police Commissioner
Deputy Police Commissioner Wallace Haumaha will keep his job after legal advice to the prime minister detailed no "clear and proper" basis to support dismissal.
