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Man and woman who died after firearms incident named

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By Catherine Hubbard
| The Post (Wellington)
Police at the scene of the firearms incident on Parkers Rd, Tāhunanui on Friday.Photo: BRADEN FASTIER / STUFF / Nelson Mail The two people who died after a firearms incident at a Nelson property last week were Brendon James Perry and Nicola Yvonne Perry. Police confirmed the pair’s names on Thursday, a week after they were found dead. They said they were continuing to provide support to the loved ones of both at this difficult time. Brendon Perry was 49 and Nicola Perry was 48.
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Questions over shotgun theft before Nelson double fatality

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By Nina Hindmarsh, Catherine Hubbard
| The Post (Wellington)
The Hunting & Fishing store at the Nelson Junction shopping complex.MARTIN DE RUYTER / Nelson Mail Questions have been raised about how a shotgun was able to be stolen before a double fatal shooting in Nelson, igniting debate on whether retail regulations need to change. The incident came just weeks after a man was shot dead by police as he attempted to run into Auckland’s Sylvia Park shopping centre with an air rifle, earlier reported stolen from a Gun City store.
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Nationally significant art collection opens in Golden Bay post office

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By Catherine Hubbard
| The Post (Wellington)
Photographer Craig Potton is preparing to open a new museum in Collingwood.Photo: Braden Fastier / Nelson Mail A nationally significant art collection has found an unusual home in a new museum set to open in a former Golden Bay post office. Behind the scenes, Aorere Museum of Art (AMoA) directors Craig Potton and James Alker are busy working on its finishing touches, timing the Collingwood museum’s grand opening to coincide with the building’s 120th anniversary on September 18.
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