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Freeing Elvis

MAORI fisherman Elvis Teddy is free to continue his fight against oil and gas exploration off the...

Teddy (45) had faced a maximum penalty of 12 months' jail or a fine of $NZ10,000 ($A7700) on charges of operating a vessel causing unnecessary risk and resisting arrest. Judge Patrick Treston dismissed...

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