19 October 2011 The name of a farmer killed in a workplace accident on a King Country farm has been released. Te Kuiti Sub-Area Manager, Senior Sergeant Rob Van Kalken, said Kopaki farmer, 70-year-old...
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Hamilton Police are warning of the risks of combining alcohol with volatile domestic situations following a violent incident in the west of the City overnight. Detective Senior Sergeant Karl Thornton...
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Hamilton Police have a message for those who believe they can get away with assaulting their staff; they can't and those who do can expect to face the full extent of the law. The message comes...
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With the first holiday weekend of the summer coinciding with the final of the Rugby World Cup, Waikato Police are preparing for a test of their own facing greater than usual traffic flows. With the...
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A 46 year-old nurse and mother of two has been in Auckland Hospital in critical condition and on a life-support machine since September 10 - the day after the Rugby World Cup Tournament kicked off...
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Hamilton Police investigating the death of a student in the City two weeks ago have charged a driver with manslaughter as they consolidate their investigation. Already facing a charge of failing to...
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Waikato Police are stressing the necessity for safe use of firearms after an unlicensed man shot himself in the leg while trying to hide a gun from officers on Friday night. Sergeant Jim Corbett of...
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Police are urging motorists to take it easy on the roads in and around the region this Labour Weekend. Wellington District Road Policing Manager Inspector Peter Baird says Police are aiming for a...
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Counties Manukau Police have arrested a 25 year-old Otara man on charges of sexual violation, abduction and indecent assault following attacks on three women in Otara. At the outset Police would like...
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Recidivist drink drivers continue to pose a problem for not only Waikato Police but the region's road users following a number of incidents overnight. In the worst incident District Road Policing...
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