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Three gang patch arrests as police brace for Mongrel Mob funeral
Three of the gang's members have been arrested as police monitor a funeral in Bay of Plenty.

What we know about David Seymour's love life
The ACT leader has revealed a new partner, who he’s been dating for some time.

Police gathering ahead of large Tauranga gang funeral
Large numbers of gang members are expected in the area today for the tangi of a Mongrel Mob member, police say, adding that arrests were made yesterday.

Axed All Blacks assistant joins Crusaders coaching staff
Former All Blacks assistant coach Brad Mooar is returning to the Crusaders.

Drake accuses record company of using bots to ‘artificially inflate’ Kendrick Lamar’s song ‘Not Like Us’ on Spotify
Drake alleges UMG 'conspired' to artificially boost Lamar's diss track on Spotify.

Ex-ABs assistant coach returns to Crusaders
Brad Mooar, who worked under All Blacks coach Ian Foster between 2020 and mid-2022, has been recruited as an assistant coach for the Crusaders.

Tunnel and bridge options in $22 billion Waitemata plan
A newly released Treasury investment report suggests both a tunnel and second bridge to relieve pressure on the Harbour Bridge.

Children injured in Hastings dog attack - report
Emergency services were called to a Hastings property with animal control after two people were injured.

Yoshi Comeskey, the Kapiti driver hoping to follow in Liam Lawson's footsteps
Yoshi Comeskey is using Lawson's old car and he's hoping to go just as fast as the Formula One driver.

Staff suspended at paedophile head's former school
The suspensions were confirmed in a letter sent to parents from governors.

Yeah, Nah: Should Will Young be playing the first test against England?
Will Young was named player of the series in the incredible 3-0 sweep in India.

‘Wonky at least 90% of the time’: The give way sign that is persistently crooked
This sign is subject to frequent mishaps. At one point it faced the wrong direction for 10 days.

Palmerston North landlords go 'to hell and back' as woman trashes property
A Palmerston North couple are devastated their family home has been trashed after they rented it out following a move to Wellington.

Sign saga: Gisborne Council’s recurring wonky give-way sign
The council "fix it ... and then it's knocked down the very next day", local say.

Half of nursing graduates miss out on job offer from Te Whatu Ora
Overlooked graduates may now head overseas even though that's not what they want, a union member says.

Deleted reviews show backpackers tried to warn others about hostel at centre of methanol poisoning scandal
Reviews warning of suspected methanol in drinks met with slander from hostel - six backpackers now dead.

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