09 February 2011 Hamilton Police believe thieves used a large degree of sophistication to steal equipment from a water treatment plant that the victims estimate will cost tens of thousands of dollars...
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Police investigating the murder of Scott Guy in Feilding have received a positive response to the latest public appeal. Yesterday Police took the unusual step of releasing images of offensive graffiti...
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Police investigating a reported robbery at a cafe in Foxton in December have charged five people. The incident occurred at the Tram Station Cafe in Foxton on Sunday, 19 December when two men burst...
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THIS MEDIA RELEASE AND IMAGES CONTAIN WORDS THAT MAY BE CONSIDERED OFFENSIVE: It is not the normal practice of NZ Police to publish words which may be considered by some as offensive. However, on this...
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Canterbury Police have welcomed the findings of an Independent Police Conduct Authority investigation into the pursuit of a driver who killed two other motorists in Christchurch on 26 August 2010. The...
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As the cannabis growing season comes to a head, police in Tasman District are calling on the public to be on the lookout for growers tending their plants. Detective Sergeant Brett Greer said police...
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The search of the Clutha River for Paul Wilson (28) of Roxburgh is to continue towards the end of the week, as existing river levels make searching difficult. Search and rescue staff and private...
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Tasman Police District's new Road Policing Manager, Inspector Jenni Richardson is looking forward to exploring the district's highways on her Harley Davidson 1200 Sportster. Inspector Richardson, a...
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One of the Dunedin police officers allegedly attacked in the city last night is still in Dunedin Hospital and it is not yet known whether she will be discharged today. The female officer, with nearly...
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A boat full of students on the Outward Bound course was hit by a commercial vessel in the Marlborough Sounds at approximately 2:10 pm today. Eleven students aboard the Outward Bound cutter were...
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