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10 Sep 2010 10:56am News:
National News

NZ Police proud officer's bravery recognised

A Tauranga Police dog handler, Constable James Muir (Zinny), has today been awarded the Charles Upham Award for Bravery. Constable Muir was presented the award by the Minister for Police, Hon Judith... More

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Quake response 'first class'

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Police Commissioner Howard Broad has praised the response of Police and other agencies to the Canterbury earthquake during a visit to the region today.

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10 Sep 2010 8:23am News:
National News

Thanks for overwhelming support

"Thank you for looking after us, looking after you!" That's the message from Police and Army personnel stationed at the Christchurch City Centre cordons who have been overwhelmed by the generosity... More

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9 Sep 2010 4:37pm News:
National News

Police Commissioner praises earthquake response

Police Commissioner Howard Broad has praised the response of Police and other agencies to the Canterbury earthquake during a visit to the region today. Mr Broad visited cordons around the CBD, spoke... More

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9 Sep 2010 2:15pm News:
National News

Driver of Waikato triple fatality car stopped by Police hours earlier

The driver of a car involved in a triple fatality crash on SH2 at Maramarua on Tuesday night had been stopped by Police earlier in the day for speeding and carrying unauthorised passengers. Three... More

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9 Sep 2010 1:56pm News:
Auckland City

Patient whereabouts unknown

Auckland City Police want information to help locate missing Auckland Hospital patient 54 year-old Suzanne Leigh Thomas. Mrs Thomas left the hospital at about 1pm on Tuesday, September 7, and has not... More

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9 Sep 2010 12:01pm News:
National News

Unstable buildings in Riccarton Road - closures in place

The public is being asked to avoid Riccarton Road in Christchurch due to concerns over the stability of two buildings. Cordons have been put in place at a number of intersections along Riccarton Road... More

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Drunken behaviour a focus from Friday

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Alcohol fuelled violence on the roads, in homes and other public places will be given extra attention this Friday night as part of Operation Unite - a combined New Zealand and Australia Police safe

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9 Sep 2010 8:42am News:
National News

Name release Maramauru triple fatal crash

The names of three Poverty Bay teenagers killed when the car they were travelling in collided with a utility on SH2 at Maramarua on Tuesday night have been released. They were 18-year-old women Mary... More

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9 Sep 2010 8:30am News:
Waikato

Police investigating Te Awamutu assault appeal for information

09 September 2010 Waikato Police investigating how a Ngatea woman suffered life threatening injuries in Te Awamutu over the weekend are appealing for information from the public. Waikato CIB Rural... More

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