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  •   Home > News > Law and Order

    Frustration for some gun owners, over a second buy-back scheme rolling out from February 1st

    Frustration for some gun owners, over a second buy-back scheme rolling out from February 1st


    The previous buy-back saw 60 thousand weapons handed in, but police say the new one will be much smaller.

    Michael Dowling of the Council of Licenced Firearms Owners says it's been expected -- but some members see it as opportunistic.

    He says the firearms affected are not those used in the mosque shootings -- so it's stepped beyond what originally started this.

    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     Today's News

    Rugby:
    Southern Steel coach Reinga Bloxham's pointing to the uniqueness of their shooting circle ahead of this afternoon's ANZ Premiership meeting with the Magic in Rotorua 14:57

    Business:
    Transpower says its contingency plan to remove transmission lines because of the extreme solar storm, should not impact supply of electricity to consumers 14:57

    Rugby:
    New Zealand Rugby's bid to bring Richie Mo'unga back home from Japan has come as no surprise to former Crusaders teammate Nemani Nandolo 14:47

    Entertainment:
    Chad Michael Murray chooses his roles carefully now that he is a father 14:45

    Health & Safety:
    Prince William provides rare update on Kate's condition, Harry and Meghan visit Nigeria 14:17

    Entertainment:
    Nick Carter has claimed it was "factually impossible" for him to have assaulted a woman who accused him of sexual battery 14:15

    Motorsports:
    Shane van Gisbergen will start from 22nd in tomorrow's NASCAR Xfinity Series race in Darlington 14:07

    Law and Order:
    A South Auckland primary school volunteer who hit eight students has lost a nearly 5-year legal battle to avoid charges 13:47

    Entertainment:
    Sam Raimi has split from his wife 13:45

    Entertainment:
    Toni Braxton is "trying to live with a broken heart" following the death of her sister Traci 13:15


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