RNZ managed correctness for a whole five words, before suddenly turning Auckland into "the Auckland".
Didn't RNZ recently announce that all articles would be checked by a different staff member before publication?
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Crime reporting has to follow the tenet of presumed innocence, and in particular you can't assert that someone is guilty before it's been tested in court. So this may sound like a nonsensical headline but that's the way it works.
Edited to add: From TFA: "Police would not confirm if the substance was concrete, but another protestor alleged it was". So there you go, the "alleged" is used exactly as it should be.
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