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Murder victim died in brutal attack
A bloody newspaper marks the spot at the edge of Lake Whakamaru, near Mangakino, where a man's body was found yesterday morning, launching a homicide inquiry. The man, aged about 30, was the victim of a violent attack and is believed to have struggled before being killed in a car layby known as the Dunham Creek Reserve some time on Monday night or yesterday morning. He is yet to be identified. He was found about 11 am after a Tokoroa hunter searching the area for his lost dog spotted pools of blood...
Embassy bomber gets life in prison
NEW YORK - A Tanzanian man has escaped execution,
getting life imprisonment instead, after a jury failed to
unanimously decide a sentence for...
Two Chinese students face deportation as concerns grow about foreign students driving expensive cars without licences or experience.
New Zealand News
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More smear slides misread says lawyer• Handcuffs on hold amid faults claims
• Elderly make do with wealth of memories
• Couple not super rich, but super content
• Drug counts against trio fail to stand up
• Passengers shun trains for buses
• Crash driver affected by cannabis says coroner
World News
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Murder accused had been deported from NZ• Bushranger Ned Kelly's armour goes under the hammer
• Israelis wreck 17 homes as violence flares anew
• Changing rooms for Yugoslavian royals 60 years on
• Condit aiding missing intern investigations
• Tokyo sticks to its guns in book row
Business News
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Lines firms brace for a shock• Strength seen in rising job and retail stats
• Sutton sees early end to Enza row
• New Zealand trailing in world e-commerce race
• Mobile growth cools for Vodafone Pacific
• Gaynor: Cash focuses the mind
• Between the lines: New takeover rules need to be clarified
IT News
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New Zealand trailing in world e-commerce race• Internet providers get legal protection against vigilantes
• Gloves off as big two get mobile
• Real-time scrap for control of struggling giant
• Welsh court NZ high-tech firms with cash carrot
• Wooing youth with rugby and music
• Peter
Sinclair:
Much ado about not a lot, really
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