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2. County Sheriff
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420 College St SELacey, WA 98503
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6729 Pacific Ave SELacey, WA 98503
7. Roy Police Dept
107 293rd St SRoy, WA 98580
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1700 Civic DrDupont, WA 98327
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3120 Martin Way EOlympia, WA 98506
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555 Israel Rd SWTumwater, WA 98501
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7345 Linderson Way SWTumwater, WA 98501
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Po Box 40234Olympia, WA 98504
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200 Union Ave SEOlympia, WA 98501
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2000 Lakeridge Dr SW Ste 3Olympia, WA 98502
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3060 Willamette Dr NE Ste 100Lacey, WA 98516
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3000 Pacific Ave SEOlympia, WA 98501
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Ian Bailey: It started about two years ago. I was in a transitional period; a relationship had just ended, things were changing around me, and I just started writing. I think the first song that I actually wrote for it was "Virginia," and then I just kept writing. The first year was the preliminary process to figure out what works, see if there's a story I want to tell all the way through. Then we tackled the demo process. I'd do the scratch tracks on my phone and then send them to Mike Willson, who's our drummer and he produced the album.
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Buses:In Central America, overnight buses were always 1st class buses. The seats reclined slightly, but were still uncomfortable. The A/C was blasted so high that despite the fact that the ambient temperature outside was almost 30°C, wearing long pants, a sweater, and a fleece jacket was a requirement. The good news is that once we left the bus terminal, the lights went out and the bus didn't stop again until morning. So we had a chance to try and sleep. In Eastern Europe, the buses are a bit fancier. There's usually a TV in the back of every seat, and most of them have wi-fi on board. Surprisingly, night time tea and coffee service seems to be the norm. The bathrooms onboard don't seem to work, so the bus stops every couple of hours to let people out at a rest station where they can pay for the privilege of relieving that midnight coffee. It seems the idea is not to sleep on these overnight buses. I don't really understand that. Either way, all the overnight buses we've taken have one thing in common. They are incredibly uncomfortable, you don't sleep, and you arrive worn out and exhausted. If you are debating between the two, trains win every time.
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just taking night trains in winter times may be tricky, they're either overheated or the heating doesn't work. once it was -20C outside and I took a night train from Budapest to Warsaw, 11 hours… it was so not fun, I had all my clothes on but eventually managed to get some sleep 😉


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Kim Doo-kwan
|Kim Doo-kwan
|Member of the National Assembly
|Assumed office
30 May 2016
|Preceded by
|Hong Chul-ho
|Gyeonggi Gimpo A
|Governor of South Gyeongsang
|In office
1 July 2010 – 6 July 2012
|Preceded by
|Kim Tae-ho
|Succeeded by
|Hong Jun-pyo
|Minister of the Interior
|In office
27 February 2003 – 18 September 2003
|Roh Moo-hyun
|Preceded by
|Lee Keun-sik
|Succeeded by
|Huh Sung-kwan
|Personal details
|10 April 1959
Namhae, South Korea
|Political party
|Democratic Party of Korea
|Alma mater
|Dong-A University
|Buddhism [1] [2] [3]
|Kim Doo-kwan
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Kim Doo-kwan (Korean: 김두관, RR: Gim Du-gwan, Hanja: 金斗官; born 10 April 1959) is a South Korean Democratic United Party politician and former civil servant, the present governor of South Gyeongsang Province. He was elected governor in the 2010 local elections as an independent after two previous unsuccessful attempts. He served as Minister for Home Affairs under the administration of Roh Moo-hyun, and is seen as a potential contender for the DUP nomination in the 2012 presidential election.
Early life and education[edit]
Kim Doo-kwan was born in a village in Namhae on 10 April 1959. He studied at the Department of Political Diplomacy of Dong-A University, graduating in 1987.[4]
Political career[edit]
After serving as Secretary-General of the Namhae farmers' association from 1987, Kim was prefect of Namhae County in the 1990s. He failed in a bid to become governor of South Gyeongsang in 2002. In 2003, he was chosen as Minister for Government Administration and Home Affairs by Roh Moo-hyun, but on 3 September of that year the National Assembly voted to dismiss him. He unsuccessfully contested Namhae in the 2004 National Assembly elections for the Uri Party, winning 16.9% of the vote.[5] He subsequently lost a second attempt to become governor in 2006.
In the 2010 local elections, Kim won an upset victory in the South Gyeongsang gubernatorial election as an independent candidate, and took office as governor on 1 July 2010. Despite originally promising to maintain his independence, in February 2011 he joined the Democratic United Party.[6]
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After the party's defeat in the 2012 parliamentary elections, Kim emerged as an alternative candidate for the DUP nomination for that year's presidential election,[7] though he had been considered as a potential frontrunner beforehand.[8] He has been termed the "little Roh Moo-hyun" on account of his unprivileged background and his principles.[6]
- ^ a b 광역단체장 불자 4명 당선 (in Korean). Buddhist News(불교신문), 5 June 2012. Retrieved 14 June 2012.
- ^ 특별인터뷰/ 김두관 경남도지사 당선자 (in Korean). Buddhist News, 17 June 2010. Retrieved 14 June 2012.
- ^ a b "대장경 판각은 진정한 국민통합 발원 (in Korean). Buddhist News, 25 August 2011. Retrieved 14 June 2012.
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- ^ 준합개표현황 (in Korean). KBS, retrieved 20 April 2012.
- ^ a b Kim setting out on Dec. presidential run?. The Korea Herald, 19 April 2012. Retrieved 20 April 2012.
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The joint ESA-NASA Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO) has proved to be an exceptional spacecraft for studying this phenomenon. Discovering how the ripples move around the Sun has provided valuable information about the Sun's interior conditions. A class of oscillations called the 5-minute oscillations with a frequency of around 3 millihertz have proven particularly useful.
According to conventional thinking, the 5-minute oscillations can be thought of as the sound you would get from a bell sitting in the middle of the desert and constantly being touched by random sand grains, blown on the wind. But what Christoffer Karoff and Hans Kjeldsen, both at the University of Aarhus, Denmark, saw in the data, was very different.
"The signal we saw was like someone occasionally walking up to the bell and striking it, which told us that there was something missing from our understanding of how the Sun works," Karoff says.
So they began looking for the culprit and discovered an unexpected correlation with solar flares. It seemed that when the number of solar flares went up, so did the strength of the 5-minute oscillations.
"The strength of the correlation was so strong that there can be no doubt about it," says Karoff.
A similar phenomenon is known on Earth in the aftermath of large earthquakes. For example, after the 2004 Sumatra-Andaman Earthquake, the whole Earth rang with seismic waves like a vibrating bell for several weeks.
The correlation is not the end of the story. Now the researchers have to work to understand the mechanism by which the flares cause the oscillations. "We are not completely sure how the solar flares excite the global oscillations," says Karoff.
In a broader context, the correlation suggests that, by looking for similar oscillations within other stars, astronomers can monitor them for flares. Already, Karoff has used high-technology instruments at major ground-based telescopes to look at other Sun-like stars. In several cases, he detected the tell-tale signs of oscillations that might originate from flares.
"Now we need to monitor these stars for hundreds of days," he says. That will require dedicated spacecraft, such as the CNES mission with ESA participation, COROT. The hard work, it seems, is just starting.
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Bad Sassendorf can be found around 230 miles west of Berlin, the national capital.
Find yourself in a different world only a short distance away, by checking out the Kurpark.
If you're in search of an activity that is both interesting and educational, visit some local religious places. Don't miss the St. Bonifatius Kirche and the Neuapostolische Kirche.
Go to Sportpark Nord and experience first-hand the passion for sports in North Rhine-Westphalia. Located in Ahlen, it's 18 miles from Bad Sassendorf. Whether you're a fan or not, you can't but help feel the passion of the team during a live match.
AquaFun Soest and Kattenturm, located in Soest, are good spots to visit. This nearby destination is approximately 4 miles out of Bad Sassendorf. Moehnesee, another worthwhile place, is where you'll find Bismarck Tower and the Golf Club Moehnesee. This nearby destination is 7 miles away.
Head 13 miles southwest from Bad Sassendorf to get to Arnsberg. There's lots to see and do there, including the Golf Club Sauerland, the Sauerland-Museum and Wildwald Vosswinkel. For even more excitement, try the Kunstverein Arnsberg and Freizeitbad Nass Water Park.
There is a great choice of outdoor activities to be enjoyed in the region. Try mountain biking and hiking.
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Activities such as cycling tours and city walking tours are a great opportunity to discover the neighboring area.
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If you like strong alcoholic drinks, order Jägermeister and propose a toast to the simple pleasures of life in North Rhine-Westphalia.
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230 W Main St
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44 Main St
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Wendy's is a chain of more than 6,500 hamburger restaurants in North America and other international markets. Founded in 1969, the chain s restaurants serve a variety of hamburgers made with grilled beef and vegetable toppings. Its restaurants also serve garden salads, grilled chicken sandwiches and baked potatoes. The chain s restaurants side dishes include french fries, chocolate chip cookies, chicken nuggets and yogurt. Its restaurants also offer Wendy s Kids Meal. Wendy's operates bakeries that supply sandwich buns. The chain additionally participates in various community activities, such as animal welfare programs, educational plans and foster care adoption schemes. Wendy's is owned and operated by Wendy s International.
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Arby's is a leading global quick-service restaurant company operating and franchising over 3,400 restaurants worldwide. Arby's was the first nationally franchised, coast-to-coast sandwich chain and has been serving fresh, craveable meals since it opened its doors in 1964. The Arby's brand strives to inspire smiles through delicious experiences. We are on a never-ending quest for the perfect sandwich, starting with the Classic Roast Beef and French Dip to the deli-style Market Fresh line of sandwiches and salads.
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413 W Main St
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563 E Main St
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412 E Main St Ste 6
0.63 mi$
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196 Oak St
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4234 Veterans Memorial Dr
1.41 mi$
Hamburgers, Cheeseburgers, French Fries, Hot Dogs, Grilled Cheese, Veggie Sandwich
14.Salvania's Restaurant
41 Jackson St
0.24 mi
15.Krispy Krunchy Chicken
8204 Park Rd
1.36 mi
16.Pizza Hut Express
4300 Veterans Memorial Dr
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19.Jan's Sahdakonee Restaurant
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Hundreds of South Koreans have begun meeting family members in the North in a rare reunion event for families separated by the Korean War.
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Thousands of families have been apart with little or no contact since the war ended in 1953.
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Michael Carter, GC of Dole FoodsAs a young man in his 20s, C. Michael Carter did quite well managing his family's businesses, including a historic New Orleans nightclub, a semi-professional baseball team and a construction company. After a real estate attorney bungled a transaction, Carter decided he would enroll in law school to steep himself in the knowledge of law and enhance his capabilities as an entrepreneur."I had no intention of being a lawyer," says Carter, who's now general counsel at Dole Food Co. in Westlake Village, Calif. "That is not why I did it.I went, basically, to get more ammo." By the time he had earned his diploma from George Washington University Law School in 1973, Carter was hardly your typical wet-behind-the-ears law school graduate.Instead, he was a 30-year-old African-American with a business degree from U.C. Berkeley and several years of real-life business experience to go along with his law degree.Carter found himself entertaining offers for tax law and audit positions from such companies as Ernst & Ernst and Arthur Young. Instead, Carter accepted an offer from the prestigious New York law firm of Winthrop, Stimson, Putnam & Roberts (which is now known as Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman), setting on a career path that would take him from the west bank of New Orleans' Jefferson Parish to a buttoned-down Wall Street firm and, from there, to a series of general counsel positions at The Singer Co., Concurrent Computer Corp., RJR Nabisco Inc. and Pinkerton's Inc. Carter, who still has family in New Orleans, now lives in Malibu and is a member of the senior management team at Dole, where his office overlooks a huge, man-made waterfall that is part of the company's lush, Edenesque headquarters.He applies the same entrepreneurial zeal and high energy at Dole that has fueled a career trajectory, including those GC stints at five other public companies. And it all started with his Aunt Cecile. "I come from a family of entrepreneurs," says Carter."One of the family members was my father's sister, who was involved in a number of small businesses in New Orleans."The family owned coin-operated vending machines, juke boxes, rental properties, a construction company, a semi-pro baseball team and a chain-link fence installation."Whatever you could get your hands on and make some money" is how he describes the family's business strategy. Carter, a New Orleans native, moved with his immediate family to the Los Angeles area when he was 9 to escape the segregated South.However, he spent summers back in New Orleans during his college years and continued to work in the various family businesses there until his Wall Street legal career took over. The Rockhouse, one of two nightclubs the family owned in New Orleans, was located in Jefferson Parish and was where Fats Domino performed early in his career.The nightclub was sold and leveled years ago. Carter says he can't recall other famous musicians who frequented the family's hotspot in the heart of the Big Easy, which perhaps speaks to his emphasis on paying more attention to the management of business affairs and less attention to what others are doing."I tend to take ownership of things and drive them to closure instead of passing the buck or blaming other people," he says. Since joining Dole five years ago, Carter has applied this same philosophy in honing his in-house team of attorneys while reducing expenses for outside counsel.Dole was spending about $16 million per year on outside counsel when he arrived in 2000.He's since trimmed that amount to somewhere between $10 million and $11 million.Carter says he expects that figure to start rising again simply because the company is larger now than it was five years ago. Each of Dole's six in-house attorneys who work in Westlake Village wears two hats: division general counsel for the various operating units for the company's flower, fruit, packaged food, vegetable and other divisions; and as an attorney with a particular expertise, such as employee labor law, intellectual property and mergers and acquisitions.The company employs another 18 in-house lawyers, all of whom report directly to Carter, posted in Honduras, Chile, Colombia, Japan, France, South Africa, Ecuador, Costa Rica and the Philippines. The son of a navy veteran, Carter speaks with precision and the assured tones of someone clearly in command -- qualities that prompted John Stihl, chief executive officer of Concurrent Computer Corp. and a former two-star Air Force general, to remark that Carter would have made a great general himself. The son of a navy veteran, Carter speaks with precision and the assured tones of someone clearly in command -- qualities that prompted John Stihl, chief executive officer of Concurrent Computer Corp. and a former two-star Air Force general, to remark that Carter would have made a great general himself. "I think I've always been a perfectionist," says Carter, scraping imaginary dust from his immaculate glass-topped office desk."I've always had high expectations.And I will push myself in terms of believing that anything is possible.If you recognize the two dimensions -- taking full accountability for your own failings on one hand and having an 'anything is possible' attitude, you can probably get a better feel for where I'm coming from." James Fox, deputy general counsel at Securitas Security Services USA Inc., who worked with Carter at Pinkerton's, says Carter made his expectations explicit, provided his attorneys with what they needed to work and then got out of their way."When you get an order [from Carter], you execute," says Fox, who, as the son of a former Marine, immediately recognized Carter's disciplined, orderly approach."When you get an order [from Carter], you execute," says Fox, who, as the son of a former Marine, immediately recognized Carter's disciplined, orderly approach.Fox says Carter quickly corrected his misconception that in-house attorneys had a slightly easier time of it than attorneys at a law firm who were constantly under pressure to rack up billable hours."The impression that I had of in-house lawyers was destroyed pretty quickly as a result of working for Michael," recalls Fox.When Carter took over the top legal spot at Dole, he drove home to the other in-house attorneys his desire for accountability and a renewed emphasis on approaching legal matters with both eyes sharply focused on the corporate bottom line."The role I envision for myself and everyone else in a function as an in-house lawyer is the role as a businessman," he says."You have to be a businessman.Anyone who works for me understands that." Indeed, Carter expects everyone in his department to be an integral part of the company's business team and to understand the financial dimensions of any potential legal outcome arising from a company-related transaction."In any particular matter, their largest role isn't to simply document or memorialize a transaction or just to dot the i's and cross the t's," says Carter."They need to know what the operating group wants to accomplish and structure something to achieve that, which requires that they understand the business context and construct something that makes sense from that kind of orientation." He's aware that such an approach cuts against the grain in terms of how lawyers typically are trained, which includes the ability to argue either side of a position.But as an in-house lawyer, he adds, "you're trying to step back and make the right decision and do the right thing for the company.But Carter insists that the legal department maintain "ownership" and control over every matter that is referred to outside attorneys. Carter is so insistent on retaining control that he'll sometimes handle matters himself.In some cases, that means traveling on a moment's notice across the country or around the globe.During one two-month period, in addition to other business travel he flew to Europe on four separate occasions to handle some antitrust litigation."I like to get right on top of a problem so I'm not in a reacting mode," he says."I always invest the time and energy to meet my adversary, whether it's a government or opposing counsel, so I can take immediate corrective action and be affirmative." When he does hire outside counsel, Carter makes it very clear that he's choosing an individual lawyer rather than an overall firm."I want to see if they're a good match for me," he says."Are they practical.Do they know what they're doing?Can they be cost-effective in helping me achieve my goal?" Carter relies on Jones Day, Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher and O'Melveny & Myers for litigation and transactions work.Other litigation matters are handled by
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Former Dole Food President & COO Michael Carter listed this house in August 2015 for $25M.
The market's good but not good enough to move this estate so it's come down a bit in price. Dubbed Eagle's Nest, Carter originally built a 1,000 square-foot guest house & carriage house on the property in 2002 while he waited for the manor home to be completed. Eleven years later, he moved in 19,676 square-foot mansion which includes five bedroom suites, one master with it's own private laundry, theater room, wine cellar and guest apartment with its own kitchen and entrance.
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By Joe Rockett The Court of Chancery of Delaware held David Murdock, the CEO of Dole Food Co., Inc., and Dole's COO, Michael Carter, liable to shareholders for $148MM for fraud in a going private merger transaction. The case was decided August 27, 2015. The Court found that Messrs.
Murdock and Carter took certain steps that depressed the stock price of Dole, allowing Mr. Murdock to cash out the public shareholders at a price favorable to Mr. By Joe Rockett The Court of Chancery of Delaware held David Murdock, the CEO of Dole Food Co., Inc., and Dole's COO, Michael Carter, liable to shareholders for $148MM for fraud in a going private merger transaction. The case was decided August 27, 2015. The Court found that Messrs. Murdock and Carter took certain steps that depressed the stock price of Dole, allowing Mr. Murdock to cash out the public shareholders at a price favorable to Mr. The Court of Chancery of Delaware held David Murdock, the CEO of Dole Food Co., Inc., and Dole's COO, Michael Carter, liable to shareholders for $148MM for fraud in a going private merger transaction. The case was decided August 27, 2015. The Court found that Messrs. Murdock and Carter took certain steps that depressed the stock price of Dole, allowing Mr. Murdock to cash out the public shareholders at a price favorable to Mr. Murdock, the surviving shareholder. While a committee of disinterested and independent directors was appointed and such committee had the benefit of seasoned legal counsel and a reputable financial advisor, Murdock and Carter, according to the Court, prevented the committee from fulfilling its responsibility by withholding critically important information from the committee. Vice Chancellor Laster's opinion discusses in great detail the various machinations by Murdock and Carter to drive down the price of the stock and withhold key information from the committee members and Board of Directors.
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The central bank is widely expected to keep interest rates on hold at 2.5 per cent - a historically low level that has been maintained since March 2011 in a bid to boost the struggling Kiwi economy in the wake of the Canterbury earthquakes.
Certainly the recent run of data suggests the long-anticipated rebound has yet to emerge, with the economy growing at a 0.2 per cent pace in the September quarter (below forecasts of 0.5 per cent).
Additionally, inflation came in below the Reserve Bank's target band in the last three months of 2012.
But assessing just how weak the economy is, and when exactly the Canterbury earthquake rebuild will jolt it back on the growth path, has major banks divided on when rates are likely to start moving upwards.
BNZ and Westpac are betting the central bank will hike rates by a quarter of a percentage point in December, while ASB and ANZ have pushed their bets out to March 2014.
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Jane Turner, a senior economist at ASB, says the elevated level of the New Zealand dollar, which is expected to remain in the mid-US80c range, will keep tradeable inflationary pressures lower for longer, and weaker consumer inflation suggests the Reserve Bank has room to move later rather than sooner.
Similarly, ANZ chief economist Cameron Bagrie believes the central bank has breathing room to act, even though concern is growing about the pace of housing prices credit growth.
Reports that the Reserve Bank was researching macro-prudential tools last year sparked widespread speculation the central bank might resort to non- standard measures - such as tweaking the loan-to-value ratio on mortgages - to cool housing and credit markets without having to move the official cash rate.
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The economy is also expected to be aided by moderate global growth, with solid demand for Kiwi-produced goods from Asia.
"Fundamentally, it comes down to the recovery story and the pressure on supply side inflation if the kiwi doesn't push higher but just stays higher for longer," BNZ economist Doug Steel said.
Westpac is of a slightly more moderate view but chief economist Dominick Stephens still expects the Canterbury rebuild and buoyant housing market to force the Reserve Bank into action. Either way, consumers can expect rates on their mortgages to remain unchanged until at least the end of the year, although that outlook is subject to change quickly.
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War hero Willie Apiata mixes with Wellingtonians during Anzac Day commemorations
Matt Stevens murder plotter Kelly Leigh Crook denied parole
Kiwi man jailed for 11 years in Borneo after being caught with methamphetamine
Former England manager Stuart Pearce linked with vacant Wellington Phoenix job
Plans to close Wellington's Blair and Allen streets to traffic from 10pm on weekends to prevent alcohol pre-loading
Missing hunter airlifted out of bush with minor injuries
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Kapiti councillor under investigation for allegedly 'pressing' himself against female staffer
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