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Felix Walton

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Auckland
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Navy lieutenant facing rape charges scrutinised over memory of 'unremarkable' night Original

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By Felix Walton
| Radio New Zealand (RNZ) Verified
Warning: This story contains sexual assault allegations. A navy lieutenant facing three rape charges has been asked why his memory of the night is so clear if nothing remarkable happened. The lieutenant is before the court martial at Auckland's Devonport Naval Base this week, after a woman he dated while deployed overseas alleged he tried three times to have unprotected sex with her against her wishes in September last year.
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Forest and Bird calls for fast-tracked coal mining application to be declined Original

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By Felix Walton
| Radio New Zealand (RNZ) Verified
Forest and Bird are calling for a fast-tracked coal mining application to be declined after the Environmental Protection Authority found gaps in its conservation plan. The EPA has sent a letter to mining company Bathurst asking for more information about its application to mine coal from Buller's Denniston Plateau. It has asked the company to be more specific about how it would protect the area's wildlife, which includes protected lizards and insects. RNZ has approached Bathurst for comment.
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Politicians urged to address country's overloaded health system Original

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By Felix Walton
| Radio New Zealand (RNZ) Verified
Kiwis who have experienced the disastrous effects of an overloaded healthcare system are challenging politicians to explain how they will right the ship. Tayla Horsburgh, whose father Brent Horsburgh died at Waikato Hospital after nine hours in the waiting room, was among those gathered in Auckland's Three Kings for a community meeting on Thursday night to mark World Patient Safety Day.
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