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7:53am

The morning's headlines in 90 seconds, including the Police Commissioner’s opinion on publishing leaked audio, two charged over a barbershop attack, and David Beckham and the King swap fashion tips. (Source: 1News)

Police Commissioner Richard Chambers has released an opinion piece criticising a media outlet which published police radio audio from the night Tom Phillips was shot.

Te Pāti Māori leadership is willing to meet with two MPs at odds with the party, according to the National Iwi Chairs Forum.

Former US Vice President Dick Cheney has died.

Two men will appear in court after a serious assault at an Auckland barber shop.

And the King has knighted David Beckham, the pair taking the chance to swap fashion tips during the investiture.

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Man charged after alleged burglary at MP Judith Collins' office

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