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Police are at the scene of an incident in Christchurch where a person died and two others were injured.
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It was a horrific crime and
The Press had questions.
“Justice Department officials will not say why a skinhead, Glen McAllister​, was released from jail 10 days before he shot dead a young Christchurch City Council worker in Cathedral Square.”
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Former New Zealand cricket player, Dick Motz, leaves the funeral of his son, Wayne, in Christchurch in October 1989. He comforts his wife, Jo, and his daughter, Vicki, is to his right.

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