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Watch: Base jumper’s ‘reckless’ leap from city's 187m ‘ghost tower’ (opens the original)
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An extreme athlete from Europe has filmed what police describe as a “reckless” base jump from New Zealand’s tallest residential building. The content creator, who goes by “iliesnec” on social media, posted a video on Instagram of the jump off the Seascape tower in Auckland’s CBD. Videos show the man leaping from near the top of the unfinished, 187m-tall building before deploying his parachute and landing in the middle of Beach Rd in central Auckland at sunrise. Traffic can be seen travelling on
Owners shocked after family home turned into cannabis farm linked to Vietnamese crime (opens the original)
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The owners of a South Auckland property that was unwittingly rented out to tenants linked to Vietnamese organised crime say their family home for 20 years has been left significantly damaged. A woman, who helped manage the property on behalf of her parents, told the Herald the four-bedroom home in Takanini was raided by police two weeks ago, with the tenants abandoning the property and leaving “rubbish everywhere”, broken doors, a car and switchboards used “to steal power”. The woman, who did no
‘It’s a rort’: Kiwis wrongly stung for visiting shops twice in a day (opens the original)
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A woman who shopped at a major Auckland shopping centre twice in one day says she was wrongly fined for parking at the mall for several hours. She is one of many shoppers who have contacted the Herald about being wrongly stung with breaches by parking enforcement companies – something the Commerce Commission says is “an area of concern”. The 70-year-old woman, who did not want to be named, said she visited Westfield St Lukes in Mt Albert on the morning of August 31, then left and returned later
Motorists trapped by snow as 'strong cold front' sweeps up the country (opens the original)
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Snow has trapped vehicles in the South Island as a “strong cold front” sweeps across Aotearoa today. Heavy snowfall has led to several vehicles getting stuck on State Highway 8 near Lake Pūkaki. Roading crews are assisting by ploughing snow so they can get out, NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi (NZTA) said. SH 73 between Christchurch and the West Coast is closed to towing vehicles, and snow chains are essential. In Otago, area warnings are in place because of snow for SH8 between Ōmarama and Tarra
Wet, windy and snowy: 'Strong cold front' set to sweep across the country (opens the original)
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A “strong cold front” will sweep across Aotearoa today, bringing wet, windy and – for parts of the south – snowy conditions. MetService has warned severe gales and heavy rain are possible in central New Zealand, while heavy snow is expected in the South Island. A raft of severe weather warnings is in place, with an orange heavy snow warning for Canterbury High Country and Canterbury Plains south of Arthur’s Pass, an orange heavy rain warning for the Tararua Range and an orange strong wind warnin
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