New Zealanders urged to help protect borders from drug smugglers

New Zealanders urged to help protect borders from drug smugglers
5 Apr, 2021 05:29 PM
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Suspicious behaviour on Ninety Mile Beach, which included this brand-new boat being abandoned after its owners couldn’t work out how to launch it, led to New Zealand’s biggest haul of methamphetamine. Photo / Supplied
Suspicious behaviour on Ninety Mile Beach, which included this brand-new boat being abandoned after its owners couldn’t work out how to launch it, led to New Zealand’s biggest haul of methamphetamine. Photo / Supplied
First the team of five million saved New Zealand from Covid-19.
Now the same five million — or at least those living near the coast — are being asked to save the country from the

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