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    A lighter moment among sombre commemorations for Te Kiingi Maori

    A lighter moment among sombre commemorations for Te Kiingi Maori


    Political leaders and MPs have gathered with mourners at Turangawaewae Marae today, to mark Kiingi Tuheitia's passing.

    New Zealand First deputy leader, Shane Jones, has spoken on behalf of Crown Ministers at the powhiri - delivering a message of aroha.

    He says to enjoy a living, we take what we can get - but to create a life, we give -- words he says exemplify Te Kiingi's service.

    Jones says he can do no better than quote that great line from Winston, clarifying he means Churchill - not his leader Winston Peters, to laughter on the marae.

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     Today's News

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    Environment:
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    Business:
    The government's released a draft list of minerals deemed essential to New Zealand's economy 18:57

    Wellington:
    In Wellington: State Highway 58, the Paremata Haywards Road, is blocked by a serious crash at Judgeford 18:37

    Law and Order:
    One person has been taken to hospital with what Auckland Police have described as an injury consistent with a stab wound, after an incident in Mangere East 18:07

    Politics:
    The Police Minister is confident a fall in retail crime in central Auckland will make it a thriving hub again 17:27

    Law and Order:
    Police are urging people engaging in a private search in relation to the disappearance of Breanna Muriwai to talk to them instead 17:27

    Rugby League:
    It's win or go home for the Bulldogs and Sea Eagles when they meet in the NRL finals tonight in Sydney 17:17

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    A surprise NPC outing has Ethan de Groot fit and ready to step in for the All Blacks' upcoming Bledisloe Cup test in Sydney 17:17


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