Ponsonby oil spill causes traffic trouble
Several hundred litres of diesel spilled on Auckland's Ponsonby Rd this morning, causing havoc for motorists.
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Several hundred litres of diesel spilled on Auckland's Ponsonby Rd this morning, causing havoc for motorists.
The part you play in making the news is very important. Your voice matters!
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The family of a Dunedin man found dead in a Thai apartment complex are distraught and angry they learnt of his death through media reports rather than police yesterday. Alan Patrick Mouncey, 38, was found dead with a head wound in the bathroom of his apartment at P Place Apartments in Pattaya, a tourist mecca on the east coast of the Gulf of Thailand on Monday night. The Dunedin-born man, who held a British passport, was discovered in the third floor apartment by a housekeeper. Thai news agencies reported that Mr Mouncey's body was sent to the Police Forensic Institute in Bangkok for a post-mortem…
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