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- Police Plunge Into Icy Water For Charity At Newcastle
- Police Appeal To Locate Teen Missing From Dee Why
- Police Responding To Fatal Traffic Crash At Gladstone 2 August
- Police Appeal To Locate Man Missing From Manly 2 August
- BUSHFIRES NT MESSAGE: ADVICE – LOCATION: Intersection of Litchfield Park Road and Cox Peninsula Road, CHARLOTTE
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Age-progressed images of long-term missing people have been released to help spark information from the community
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Age-progressed images of long-term missing people have been released to help spark information from the community
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ALERT LEVEL: Advice – A fire has started in the area. Monitor the situation for changes. FIRE TYPE: Bushfire
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A person has died after being hit by a car in Whanganui. Emergency services were called to Puriri Street in Gonville
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