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The man arrested over the killing of a five-year-old girl has been flown out of an outback town after a crowd angry at the accused murderer clashed with police.

Crime and Justice

Alleged killer of Alice Springs five-year-old relocated after riots

Tear gas was deployed outside the hospital as projectiles were thrown at officers and police cars damaged.

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Police say Tom Phillips is likely to have a beard.

Crime and Justice

No charges laid after probe into possible Tom Phillips accomplices - police

Police said charges may be possible at a later date, or when further information comes to light.

1:29

Christopher Luxon and Winston Peters. Photo: RNZ / Samuel Rillstone

Politics

PM says he has 'nothing more to add' over Peters Iran clash

Christopher Luxon says he has nothing further to add after a bombshell document release from Winston Peters' office.

5:30pm

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Crime and Justice

Dairy owner and son stabbed after man allegedly refused to pay for pie

The pair were transported to Hawke's Bay Fallen Soldiers' Memorial Hospital at about 3pm Thursday, following the attack in Hastings.

Nick Smith told Breakfast he was concerned for tourism and wanted to "keep Air New Zealand honest".

Business

'Disappointed but not surprised' - Nelson mayor on more Air NZ cuts

Since the conflict in the Middle East began, the national carrier has faced sharp cost increases and reduced the amount of services to multiple regions as a result.

4:32

Crime and Justice

Police catch 35 drivers speeding though school zones in an hour

A crackdown on drivers speeding through school zones in Auckland's south-east resulted in more than 70 infringements being issued in two hours across two days this week.

Te Ao Māori

'Damaging effect': Proposed changes to Treaty clauses revealed

It would set government obligations to the Treaty to no higher standard than to simply "take into account" across nine Acts.

Cricket

Black Caps' Santner ruled out for at least a month with shoulder injury

The 34-year-old will miss the Black Caps' one-off Test against Ireland in Belfast later this month.

6:39pm

The wreckage of the USCGC Tampa. (Source: Gasperados)

World

Wreckage of US Coast Guard ship lost during WWI found near England

The USCGC Tampa was torpedoed by a German submarine in the Bristol Channel, sinking the vessel and resulting in the death of all 131 people aboard.

5:00pm

Federal prosecutors released a video today showing the moment authorities say a man armed with guns and knives tried to storm the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner and attempt to kill President Donald Trump.

Crime and Justice

Video released of armed man storming correspondents' dinner

Footage from the security checkpoint shows about a dozen federal officers taking down magnetometers and casually standing around when the gunman emerges from a doorway.

1:38

Cricket

Black Caps' Santner ruled out for at least a month with shoulder injury

The 34-year-old will miss the Black Caps' one-off Test against Ireland in Belfast later this month.

6:39pm

World

Wreckage of US Coast Guard ship lost during WWI found near England

The USCGC Tampa was torpedoed by a German submarine in the Bristol Channel, sinking the vessel and resulting in the death of all 131 people aboard.

5:00pm

Crime and Justice

Video released of armed man storming correspondents' dinner

Footage from the security checkpoint shows about a dozen federal officers taking down magnetometers and casually standing around when the gunman emerges from a doorway.

1:38

Crime and Justice

Alleged killer of Alice Springs five-year-old relocated after riots

Tear gas was deployed outside the hospital as projectiles were thrown at officers and police cars damaged.

0:48

Crime and Justice

No charges laid after probe into possible Tom Phillips accomplices - police

Police said charges may be possible at a later date, or when further information comes to light.

1:29

Politics

PM says he has 'nothing more to add' over Peters Iran clash

Christopher Luxon says he has nothing further to add after a bombshell document release from Winston Peters' office.

5:30pm

2:36

Crime and Justice

Dairy owner and son stabbed after man allegedly refused to pay for pie

The pair were transported to Hawke's Bay Fallen Soldiers' Memorial Hospital at about 3pm Thursday, following the attack in Hastings.

Business

'Disappointed but not surprised' - Nelson mayor on more Air NZ cuts

Since the conflict in the Middle East began, the national carrier has faced sharp cost increases and reduced the amount of services to multiple regions as a result.

4:32

Crime and Justice

Police catch 35 drivers speeding though school zones in an hour

A crackdown on drivers speeding through school zones in Auckland's south-east resulted in more than 70 infringements being issued in two hours across two days this week.

Proctor Park, the new playground in Ashbury Grove in Tinwald, is an example of a park and reserve vested to the council by a developer.

New Zealand

Too many parks? Deputy mayor questions cost of green space

"The horrible sections in the corner are given to the council as open spaces, and we mow for the next 150 years, its huge cost to the council."

1:29

Te Hui Amorangi ki Te Waipounamu bishop-elect Susan Wallace.

Te Ao Māori

Te Waipounamu names its first wahine Māori Anglican bishop

Once installed, Susan Wallace will become the second Māori woman Anglican bishop, and the first with a moko kauae.

Cricket

Black Caps' Santner ruled out for at least a month with shoulder injury

The 34-year-old will miss the Black Caps' one-off Test against Ireland in Belfast later this month.

6:39pm

World

Wreckage of US Coast Guard ship lost during WWI found near England

The USCGC Tampa was torpedoed by a German submarine in the Bristol Channel, sinking the vessel and resulting in the death of all 131 people aboard.

5:00pm

New Zealand

Too many parks? Deputy mayor questions cost of green space

"The horrible sections in the corner are given to the council as open spaces, and we mow for the next 150 years, its huge cost to the council."

1:29

Te Ao Māori

Te Waipounamu names its first wahine Māori Anglican bishop

Once installed, Susan Wallace will become the second Māori woman Anglican bishop, and the first with a moko kauae.

Crime and Justice

Video released of armed man storming correspondents' dinner

Footage from the security checkpoint shows about a dozen federal officers taking down magnetometers and casually standing around when the gunman emerges from a doorway.

1:38

Crime and Justice

Alleged killer of Alice Springs five-year-old relocated after riots

Tear gas was deployed outside the hospital as projectiles were thrown at officers and police cars damaged.

0:48

Crime and Justice

No charges laid after probe into possible Tom Phillips accomplices - police

Police said charges may be possible at a later date, or when further information comes to light.

1:29

Politics

PM says he has 'nothing more to add' over Peters Iran clash

Christopher Luxon says he has nothing further to add after a bombshell document release from Winston Peters' office.

5:30pm

2:36

Crime and Justice

Dairy owner and son stabbed after man allegedly refused to pay for pie

The pair were transported to Hawke's Bay Fallen Soldiers' Memorial Hospital at about 3pm Thursday, following the attack in Hastings.

Business

'Disappointed but not surprised' - Nelson mayor on more Air NZ cuts

Since the conflict in the Middle East began, the national carrier has faced sharp cost increases and reduced the amount of services to multiple regions as a result.

4:32

Crime and Justice

Alleged killer of Alice Springs five-year-old relocated after riots

Tear gas was deployed outside the hospital as projectiles were thrown at officers and police cars damaged.

0:48

Crime and Justice

No charges laid after probe into possible Tom Phillips accomplices - police

Police said charges may be possible at a later date, or when further information comes to light.

1:29

Politics

PM says he has 'nothing more to add' over Peters Iran clash

Christopher Luxon says he has nothing further to add after a bombshell document release from Winston Peters' office.

5:30pm

2:36

Crime and Justice

Dairy owner and son stabbed after man allegedly refused to pay for pie

The pair were transported to Hawke's Bay Fallen Soldiers' Memorial Hospital at about 3pm Thursday, following the attack in Hastings.

Business

'Disappointed but not surprised' - Nelson mayor on more Air NZ cuts

Since the conflict in the Middle East began, the national carrier has faced sharp cost increases and reduced the amount of services to multiple regions as a result.

4:32

Crime and Justice

Police catch 35 drivers speeding though school zones in an hour

A crackdown on drivers speeding through school zones in Auckland's south-east resulted in more than 70 infringements being issued in two hours across two days this week.

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