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Police in New Zealand revealed on Sunday they had found a body which they believe to be missing British backpacker, Grace Millane in woodland on the outskirts of Auckland. The 22-year-old girl was last seen at a hotel in central Auckland more than a week ago before she was reported missing. A 26-year-old man has been charged with murder and will appear at Auckland District Court on Monday. 
  
 New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has made an emotional apology to the family of Grace Millane, saying her nation feels a collective shame over her death. 
  
 Ms Ardern held back tears on Monday as she opened a press conference with an apology. 
  
 “From the Kiwis I have spoken to there is this overwhelming sense of hurt and shame that this has happened in our country, a place that prides itself on our hospitality ... especially to those who are visiting our shores,” she said. 
  
 “On behalf of New Zealand, I want to apologise to Grace’s family. Your daughter should have been safe here and she wasn’t and I’m sorry for that.” 
  
 The government had offered its support to the Millane family, Ms Ardern said. 
  
 “I cannot imagine the grief of her family and what they will be experiencing.” 
  
 Her sentiment echoed widespread shock among much of the public in New Zealand. 
  
 Candlelight vigils were on Monday being planned around the country during the weekend the operators of the Sky Tower - the most distinctive building in Auckland’s skyline - said it would be lit in white until Thursday night as a tribute. 
  
 The Millane family were grateful and gave their blessing for the planned events, but would not be attending, police said in a statement. 
  
 ADVENTURE CUT SHORT 
  
 Grace Millane had just finished soaking in the gorgeous scenery of Peru on the trip of a lifetime when she scooted halfway around the world for her next adventure. 
  
 The British backpacker and talented artist, who shared her vibrant paintings on Instagram, decided she would trade the peaks of the Andes for New Zealand. 
  
 It was the second leg of a year-long trip around the world after she finished her studies at the University of Lincoln in the UK’s East Midlands. 
  
 However, it would tragically end up being the final chapter in her life after she mysteriously vanished — having landed, alone, in Auckland just under three weeks ago. 
  
 In her last tweet, the 22-year-old, originally from Essex, southeast England, seemed on a high from the life-affirming round-the-world trip and joked about its impact on her. 
  
 “I think travelling has changed me; I just brought some blue jeans,” she joked on November 30 — 10 days after she landed. 
  
 However, family members have now spoken of their devastation as New Zealand police confirmed yesterday they have found a body believed to be Ms Millane’s. 
  
 She mysteriously vanished having been seen for the last time at a CityLife Hotel in Auckland with a “male companion” — who is understood to have been on a Tinder date, although this has not been confirmed by police. 
  
 On the day of her disappearance she told her mates at the hostel, “I’m going to see a friend” and she messaged others saying she was meeting a guy. 
  
 It came after a major hunt for answers which brought her father David to New Zealand to help with the search. 
  
 I think travelling has changed me I just brought some blue jeans — MillaneGrace (@MillaneGrace) November 30, 2018 
  
 Of course it’s raining when I arrive to New Zealand — MillaneGrace (@MillaneGrace) November 19, 2018 
  
 On Friday, he made an emotional public appeal for help in finding his daughter, who he described as a “lovely, outgoing, fun-loving, family-orientated daughter”. 
  
 Alarm bells started ringing when she stopped contacting family and friends — who she had been in touch with nearly daily until her disappearance. 
  
 Officers were combing an area of bush near a road in the western outskirts of Auckland — about 25km from where the backpacker was last spotted entering a central city hotel with a man on December 1. 
  
 Remains found at the scene had not been formally identified but were believed to be those of Ms Millane, Detective Inspector Scott Beard told media yesterday afternoon. 
  
 “Obviously, this brings the search for Grace to an end. It is an unbearable time for the Millane family and our hearts go out to them,” he told reporters near the scene. 
  
 A post-mortem is expected to be carried out today. 
  
 Police said a 26-year-old man seen with Ms Millane on the night of her disappearance has been charged with murder. 
  
 Appearing in Auckland District Court this morning, the man was called a “scumbag” from the public gallery as he appeared in court a wearing a blue boiler suit. 
  
 According to the New Zealand Herald, Judge Evangelos Thomas started the hearing by addressing the family. 
  
 “All of us hope that justice for Grace is fair and swift and ultimately brings you some peace,” he said at the outset of the hearing,” Judge Thomas said. 
  
 “That will not be happening today. There will be no judgment today.” 
  
 Responding to the tragic news, her heartbroken brother Declan Millane wrote out the lyrics to You Are My Sunshine, along with a series of pictures of them both. 
  
 “You are my sunshine, my only sunshine. You make me happy when skies are grey,” he wrote. 
  
 “You’ll never know, dear, how much I love you. Please don’t take my sunshine away.” 
  
 The accused had a bid to keep his name secret rejected but an immediate appeal by his lawyer means he still cannot be publicly identified. 
  
 Such restrictions are not uncommon in early court hearings in New Zealand. During the appearance, Judge Evangelos Thomas addressed members of Millane’s family, saying: “All of us hope that justice for Grace is fair, swift and ultimately brings you some peace.” “I don’t know what we can say to you at this time — your grief must be desperate,” he said. 
  
 Court documents say the accused is a resident at the CityLife on Queen Street and is charged with killing the tourist between December 1 and 2 
  
 Detectives have made an appeal for sightings of a red Toyota hatchback they say was rented in Auckland over the weekend. 
  
 A week-long search for the missing backpacker turned into a homicide probe this weekend, with officers earlier saying a scene examination at the CityLife Hotel and video footage had concluded she was no longer alive. 
  
 HOW GRACE’S TRIP TURNED INTO TRAGEDY 
  
 November 20: The British traveller arrives in New Zealand, having visited Peru on the first leg of her travels. 
  
 November 30: Posts her last tweet, quipping: “I think travelling has changed me; I just brought some blue jeans.” 
  
 December 1, around 7pm: Seen on Victoria St, central Auckland. 
  
 December 1, 7.15pm: Seen on CCTV at Sky City, an entertainment complex and casino on Victoria St. 
  
 December 1, 9.41pm: Seen at the CityLife Hotel. Queen St, around 250m from Sky City, with a “male companion”. 
  
 December 2: Millane’s 22nd birthday. 
  
 December 2, just before noon: A red Toyota Corolla hatchback is hired from a central Auckland rental firm. 
  
 December 3, between 6.30am and 9.30am: The car is thought to have been driven in western Auckland. 
  
 December 5: Millane is reported missing to City of Auckland Police. 
  
 December 6: Police appeal for the public’s help finding the backpacker. 
  
 December 7: After arriving in Auckland her father, David Millane, makes an emotional plea for help finding his daughter. Police reveal they have spoken to the male companion and he is a person of interest. The man is not taken into custody and police say there was no evidence of foul play. 
  
 December 8, 3pm: A 26-year-old man is taken into custody at a central Auckland address by police. 
  
 December 8, 5pm: Police announce that they have obtained evidence that suggests Ms Millane has been killed and they have seized a “vehicle of interest” in Taupo, around 270km from Auckland. 
  
 December 8, evening: Detectives charge the suspect with Ms Millane’s murder. 
  
 December 8, evening: Police identify a “place of interest” on Scenic Drive, a road in the wooded Waitakere Ranges. 
  
 December 9: Police announce they are searching an area on Scenic Drive, near the Waitakere Reservoir. 
  
 December 9, shortly after 4pm: Police find a body they believe to be Grace Millane’s in vegetation around 10m from the road. 
  
 — with AAP ||||| New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern apologises to family of murdered British tourist Grace Millane 
  
 Updated 
  
 New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has apologised to the family of murdered British tourist Grace Millane on behalf of the country. 
  
 key points: Jacinda Ardern tells Millane family "your daughter was supposed to be safe" 
  
 A 26-year-old man accused of the killing appeared in court on Monday 
  
 The accused man's name cannot be published because of suppression orders 
  
 During a post-cabinet address in Wellington, Ms Ardern said: "I cannot imagine the grief of her family and what they will be experiencing and feeling right now. 
  
 "My thoughts and prayers are with her father, David who is in the country, her mother who cannot be here and her wider family, friends and loved ones. 
  
 "From the Kiwis I have spoken to, there is this overwhelming sense of hurt and shame that this has happened in our country, a place that prides itself on our hospitality on our manakitanga [kindness, generosity, support and respect], especially to those who are visiting our shores. 
  
 "On behalf of New Zealand, I want to apologise to Grace's family. Your daughter was supposed to be safe here and she wasn't and I apologise for that," Ms Ardern concluded, holding back tears. 
  
 The man accused of killing the 22-year-old woman has made his first appearance in a New Zealand court. 
  
 The 26-year-old stared at the ground while a judge addressed him during the brief appearance at the Auckland District Court. 
  
 The man has not yet entered a plea on murder charges and the court has temporarily blocked his name from being published. 
  
 Ms Millane's father, David Millane, travelled to New Zealand last week after his daughter vanished, and Judge Evangelos Thomas addressed him and other family members. 
  
 "I don't know what to say to you at this time, but your grief must be desperate," he said, according to television station Three. 
  
 "We all hope justice will be fair and swift and ultimately bring you some peace." 
  
 Described by her father as fun-loving and family-oriented, Ms Millane had been traveling in New Zealand as part of a planned yearlong trip abroad that began in Peru. 
  
 She went missing on December 1 and failed to get in touch with her family on her birthday the next day, or on the days that followed, which alarmed them. 
  
 Before she vanished, Ms Millane had been staying at a backpacker hostel in Auckland and left some of her belongings there. 
  
 Detective Inspector Scott Beard said she met a man for a couple of hours in the evening before surveillance cameras showed them entering the CityLife hotel about 9:40pm. 
  
 A week after Ms Millane disappeared, police detained a man for questioning and later charged him with murder. 
  
 On Sunday, police found a body they believe is that of Ms Millane in a forested area about 10 metres from the side of the road in the Waitakere Ranges near Auckland. 
  
 Police believe Ms Millane's body was taken to the area in a rental car that was later left in the town of Taupo. 
  
 The suspect's lawyer, Ian Brookie, applied for name suppression on the basis his client needed it for a fair trial, an argument Judge Thomas rejected on the basis of open justice. 
  
 Mr Brookie appealed, triggering the man's name to be temporarily suppressed. 
  
 The man is scheduled to make his next court appearance on January 23. 
  
 AP/ABC 
  
 Topics: death, law-crime-and-justice, new-zealand, united-kingdom 
  
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New Zealand's prime minister made an emotional apology Monday to the family of a British tourist who was murdered in New Zealand. Grace Millane, 22, graduated from college and then started in Peru what was supposed to be a yearlong trip around the world. She traveled from there to New Zealand on Nov. 20, but she disappeared on Dec. 1; her family became concerned when they didn't hear from her on her birthday the following day. A week after she was last seen, police detained a 26-year-old man believed to have been seen with Millane on Dec. 1; he has since been charged with murder. On Sunday, authorities found a body they believe to be Millane. "Your daughter was supposed to be safe here," Jacinda Ardern said during a post-Cabinet address, per ABC.net. "From the Kiwis I have spoken to, there is this overwhelming sense of hurt and shame that this has happened in our country, a place that prides itself on our hospitality, on our manakitanga," she continued, using a word referring to kindness, generosity, support, and respect, "especially to those who are visiting our shores." Millane's father traveled to New Zealand last week to assist with the search. News.com.au has a detailed timeline of Grace Millane's time in New Zealand; she was last seen on surveillance footage on Dec. 1 spending time with a man and ultimately entering a hotel with him around 9:40pm. She had told friends at her hostel that she was meeting up with a friend. Police believe a car that was rented on the morning of Dec. 2. was used to transport her body to a forested area. (A security guard is suspected in the murder of a US tourist in Costa Rica.)