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  •   Home > News > Law and Order

    Bunnings is thanking its team for the way it reacted to a stabbing at one of its Auckland stores last night

    Bunnings is thanking its team for the way it reacted to a stabbing at one of its Auckland stores last night


    An employee of the Botany store is in Middlemore Hospital in a stable condition, after the incident.

    A workmate intervened and held the attacker until police arrived.

    The offender's also at Middlemore in a stable condition but is under police custody.

    Bunnings New Zealand director Jacqui Coombes is thanking the team for the way they worked together to handle a very challenging situation.

    She can't comment further because it's now a police matter.

    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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