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'Start from basics': Auckland doctor plans to run across NZ after traumatic brain injury (opens the original)
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Isaac Chan is determined to run the length of New Zealand a year on from receiving lifesaving neurosurgery after suffering a traumatic brain injury in his first Muay Thai fight. The 25-year-old, Auckland-based doctor suffered bilateral subdural haemorrhages, which were slow bleeds on the outside of both sides of his brain, but he wasn’t aware of the extent of his injuries immediately. “It was my first amateur Muay Thai fight,” said Chan. “I came up against a very very good, very strong opponent.
Man 'covered in blood': Person in custody, victim suffers knife wounds in carpark fight (opens the original)
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One person is in custody after a man was seen covered in blood and screams rang out in a violent confrontation at West Auckland’s LynnMall that has left a person with serious injuries. Waitematā West Area Commander, Inspector Simon Walker, said police were called to the mall about 11.10am. “Two parties have had an altercation, with one suffering moderate injuries,” Walker said. “This is an isolated event and there is no risk to the wider public. “Police will be increasing patrols in and around N
'Is this how I'm going to die?': Kiwi clambers on top of flipped train to help others escape (opens the original)
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A Kiwi passenger on a British train thought he was “going to die” after it derailed, its carriages tipping onto their sides. Tristan Dryburgh, who moved to London from Wellington in December, was heading to the coast with a friend and their bikes to catch a ferry to France and cycle to Paris when disaster struck, with his train derailing in East Sussex. “When the train was going over, I genuinely asked if this is how I was going to die,” Dryburgh told the Herald. Dryburgh explained how he and hi
Bold move as election day threatens to clash with major sporting events (opens the original)
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Polling stations might be set up outside stadiums as it emerged that November’s general election will clash with the A-League’s Kiwi derby and a Black Caps match. Auckland FC will host the Wellington Phoenix at Go Media Stadium twice during the upcoming A-League Men’s 2026-27 season, with one of the fixtures set for November 7 – election day. New Zealand Cricket confirmed its summer schedule at the start of June, which features a One-Day International (ODI) match between India and the Black Caps
Auckland horse owner facing charge after three emaciated racehorses surrendered (opens the original)
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The Herald understands three former racehorses were surrendered into the care of Rodney Animal Rescue. Photo / Rodney Animal Rescue An Auckland horse owner is facing a charge under the Animal Welfare Act after three former racehorses were surrendered from a Kumeū property. Photos of the trio of horses, which the Herald understands to be former racehorses, showed them looking so thin that the outline of their ribs and spine were visible, with their hip bones sticking out. Rodney Animal Rescue tol
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