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Te Kani Kani Tomoana-tu pleads guilty to death of Gisborne kaumātua Owen Lloyd (opens the original)
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Te Kani Kani Tomoana-tu pleaded guilty this morning to aggravated careless driving causing the death of Gisborne kaumātua and community leader Owen Lloyd. A man has pleaded guilty to aggravated careless driving causing the death of Gisborne kaumātua and community leader Owen Lloyd. Te Kani Kani Tomoana-tu appeared via audio-visual link in Gisborne District Court on Wednesday morning. The 29-year-old maintenance worker faced three charges: aggravated careless driving causing death, refusing a med
Te Kani Kani Tomoana-tu pleads guilty to death of Gisborne kaumātua Owen Lloyd (opens the original)
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Te Kani Kani Tomoana-tu pleaded guilty this morning to dangerous driving causing the death of Gisborne kaumātua and community leader Owen Lloyd. A man has pleaded guilty to dangerous driving causing the death of Gisborne kaumātua and community leader Owen Lloyd. Te Kani Kani Tomoana-tu appeared via audio-visual link in Gisborne District Court this morning. The 29-year-old maintenance worker faced three charges: dangerous driving causing death, refusing a medical officer, and failure to carry out
'Spinning for ages': Falling tree writes off car carrying three brothers, smashes five windows and crushes roof (opens the original)
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A tree fell on this car as Te-Reimana Gray, 21, and his two brothers travelled between Gisborne and Matawai. Photo / Te-Reimana Gray A young man’s quick thinking prevented a disaster after a falling tree wrote his car off on State Highway 2 – crushing the vehicle’s rear and smashing five windows. On September 4, Gisborne plumbing apprentice Te-Reimana Gray, 21, was driving his mother’s car to Mount Maunganui for a weekend away with two of his brothers – David, 19, and Marcus, 17. The brothers we
Te Pāti Māori says it followed council advice, but election billboards face probe (opens the original)
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Te Pāti Māori is seeking legal advice around election billboard rules following complaints to Gisborne District Council about advertising for the party’s Ikaroa-Rāwhiti candidate Haley Maxwell. Willie Te Aho, Maxwell’s campaign manager and Te Pāti Māori vice-president tāne (male), said the party had sought clarity on the rules from the council before erecting billboards and had followed advice at the time. Maxwell shared a photo of a supporter next to a “Candidate Vote Haley Maxwell” campaign ho
Te Pāti Māori says it followed council advice, but election billboards face probe (opens the original)
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Te Pāti Māori is seeking legal advice around election billboard rules following complaints to Gisborne District Council about advertising for the party’s Ikaroa-Rāwhiti candidate Haley Maxwell. Willie Te Aho, Maxwell’s campaign manager and Te Pāti Māori vice-president tāne (male), said the party had sought clarity on the rules from the council before erecting billboards and had followed advice at the time. Maxwell shared a photo of a supporter next to a “Candidate Vote Haley Maxwell” campaign ho
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