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    A drunk driver has been jailed for more than three years, for the death of a 14-year-old Kaea Conan Matau in Auckland

    A drunk driver has been jailed for more than three years, for the death of a 14-year-old Kaea Conan Matau in Auckland


    Tere Moe-kore hit the teen on a marked pedestrian crossing in Papatoetoe earlier this year.

    She was over four times the legal limit for alcohol, and travelling nearly twice the speed limit - she was also driving on a learner license, without a supervisor.

    An overflow crowd of family and supporters showed up at the 30-year-old's sentencing, in the Manakau District Court.

    The judge notes Moe-kore still doesn't appear to grasp the seriousness of what she's done and shows little remorse. 11-02-24 1133

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