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Rob Kidd

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Otago
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ODT court reporter. 'A tacky and unscrupulous journalist' (Clive McNeill, Dunedin). The cruffiton liveth - one hope, one quest.
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Tokyopop Announces New Disney Manga Summer Debuts

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By Rob Kidd Verified, Dan Conner, Mikio Tachibana
| Graphic Policy
Tokyopop Announces New Disney Manga Summer Debuts Tokyopop delivers a fun range of new Disney inspired manga  releases for fans and readers of all ages set for Spring 2026.
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'Your socks or your b....es': Gang's ultimatum before 'sickening' Dunedin attack Original

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By Rob Kidd Verified
| Radio New Zealand (RNZ) Verified
First published on By Rob Kidd A "sickening" pack attack on a group of students at a 21st party in North Dunedin has led to three gang members being locked up. Nearly a year ago, ring-leader of the Mongrel Mob group John-Boy Toa Rakete, 32, was jailed for three years 11 months; 40-year-old Donald Noel Collins-Roberts got three years five months and 20-year-old Hunter Joel Kerr was sentenced to eight months' home detention and 100 hours' community work - all on an array of violence charges.
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Fraudster handyman blew $60,000 on gambling and massages Original

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By Rob Kidd Verified
| Radio New Zealand (RNZ) Verified
By Rob Kidd of An "accomplished conman", whose rip-offs scored him $114,000, has been given a firm ultimatum by a Dunedin judge - show me the money. Andrew Trevor Hill, a North Island handyman left a string of unfinished jobs and disgruntled clients and blew the cash on gambling, massages and cryptocurrency, the Dunedin District Court heard on Tuesday.
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