A Ponsonby chief executive, charged in connection with an alleged road rage incident involving a sight-impaired pensioner, was unable to testify at his co-accused’s trial due to being overseas, resulting in a delay. The businessman, a key witness for the Crown, was expected to provide evidence during the 74-year-old man’s judge-alone trial, where both men face charges of fighting in public, with the chief executive also facing a dangerous driving charge. As a result of his absence, the trial could not proceed as planned.
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Crusaders v Brumbies: Former Wallaby hits out at Kiwi officials for ‘disgraceful’ missed knock-on call
A former Wallabies midfielder criticized a crucial officiating decision in the Crusaders' victory over the Brumbies in Canberra, labeling it “disgraceful.” In the 75th minute, with the Crusaders trailing by three points, referee James Doleman allowed play to continue after Sevu Reece's apparent knock-on, asserting the ball “came off the foot.” This led to a penalty and a try by George Bell, ultimately securing the Crusaders' 33-31 win, which placed them second in the Super...
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