A lawyer says documentary evidence will be considered in the inquiry of Tom Phillips' disappearance.  

Him and his children were missing for four years when the saga ended with a shootout in September, killing the fugitive.  

An inquiry into how agencies handled the case will begin hearing evidence today.  

Lawyer and former police officer Matthew Hague told Mike Hosking he doesn't think there is obvious fault on the part of the police.  

He says there will be things they could've done better, but it was a very complex situation. 

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A lawyer says documentary evidence will be considered in the inquiry of Tom Phillips' disappearance. &nbsp;
Him and his children were missing for four years when the saga ended with a shootout in September, killing the fugitive. &nbsp;
An inquiry into how agencies handled the case will begin hearing evidence today. &nbsp;
Lawyer and former police officer Matthew Hague told Mike Hosking he doesn't think there is obvious fault on the part of the police. &nbsp;
He says there will be things they could've done better, but it was a very complex situation.&nbsp;
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Matthew Hague: Lawyer and former police officer on the Inquiry into Tom Phillips' disappearance

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The Warriors are hoping to put last weekend's loss to the Dolphins behind them as they gear up for their next clash against the Knights at Eden Park.

Despite being defeated 26-16 in their last qualifying final, the team's still hopeful ahead of Sunday's knockout clash.

CEO Cameron George says the team's back into training, and they're taking the 'scenic route' forward.

"We'll enjoy the geographical way forward, which is Newcastle, and then we'll go to Penrith...that's the plan, the boys know the game we're in."

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The Warriors are hoping to put last weekend's loss to the Dolphins behind them as they gear up for their next clash against the Knights at Eden Park.
Despite being defeated 26-16 in their last qualifying final, the team's still hopeful ahead of Sunday's knockout clash.
CEO Cameron George says the team's back into training, and they're taking the 'scenic route' forward.
"We'll enjoy the geographical way forward, which is Newcastle, and then we'll go to Penrith...that's the plan, the boys know the game we're in."
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Cameron George: Warriors CEO on the team's upcoming clash against the Knights at Eden Park

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This morning’s rush hour is providing the first real test of Auckland’s new City Rail Link.

Thousands of commuters are expected to take the transformed network to work and school for the first time.

Auckland Transport group manager of rail services, Mark Lambert, says they're expecting things to be busy today.

"We're operating a lot more capacity than we did, for example, last week - we're really confident that the service will be operating really well today." 

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This morning’s rush hour is providing the first real test of Auckland’s new City Rail Link.
Thousands of commuters are expected to take the transformed network to work and school for the first time.
Auckland Transport group manager of rail services, Mark Lambert, says they're expecting things to be busy today.
"We're operating a lot more capacity than we did, for example, last week - we're really confident that the service will be operating really well today."&nbsp;
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Mark Lambert: Auckland Transport group manager of rail services on the official launch of the CRL

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After years of anticipation, Auckland's City Rail Link finally opened to the public yesterday, and the Prime Minister's hopeful it will boost rail patronage by 50 percent in the long run.

Luxon was at Ōrākei station on the Sunday it opened and he witnessed people coming from 'all over the place' to try it out, but he's hopeful this weekend won't be a one-off.

Luxon says the CRL will encourage more new residential and commercial developments, and reduce how long it takes people to get to and from work.

"I spoke to some people, actually, who just said it was going to take 15 minutes off their commute into the city."

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After years of anticipation, Auckland's City Rail Link finally opened to the public yesterday, and the Prime Minister's hopeful it will boost rail patronage by 50 percent in the long run.
Luxon was at Ōrākei station on the Sunday it opened and he witnessed people coming from 'all over the place' to try it out, but he's hopeful this weekend won't be a one-off.
Luxon says the CRL will encourage more new residential and commercial developments, and reduce how long it takes people to get to and from work.
"I spoke to some people, actually, who just said it was going to take 15 minutes off their commute into the city."
LISTEN ABOVE

Chris Luxon: Prime Minister on whether the City Rail Link will boost public transport use in Auckland

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Matthew Hague: Lawyer and former police officer on the Inquiry into Tom Phillips' disappearance

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