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16 Jul 2016 10:05pm News:
Wellington

Pig hunter found

The pig hunter reported missing in the Wairarapa earlier this evening has been found. Two men were hunting in Waiohine Gorge in Tararua Forest Park earlier today and became separated when one of them... More

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16 Jul 2016 8:53pm News:
Wellington

Search for missing hunter

A pig hunter has been reported missing in the Wairarapa. Police were alerted just after 7 o’clock this evening. Two men were hunting earlier today and became separated when one of them started chasing... More

1 min read
16 Jul 2016 4:09pm News:
Wellington

Upper Hutt crash – UPDATE

The road closed in Upper Hutt earlier today due to a crash is now open. The road between the Silverstream intersection and Gibbons Street was shut to allow emergency services to clear the scene... More

1 min read
16 Jul 2016 1:33pm News:
Wellington

Emergency services respond to two Upper Hutt crashes

Emergency services are currently responding to two crashes in Upper Hutt. The first, involving two cars, took place near the Whakatiki Street turnoff on State Highway 2. Four people were injured in... More

1 min read
Kim Than Chhim
16 Jul 2016 11:25am News:
Wellington

Police looking for missing Hutt Valley man (+PHOTO)

Hutt Valley Police are looking to locate 32-year-old Kim Than Chhim. Mr Chhim was reported missing on July 11th and Police have concerns for his safety. He is of Thai descent and is described as... More

1 min read
15 Jul 2016 8:52pm News:
Waikato

Serious crash in Waikato - Road blocked

Emergency services are at the scene of a serious crash on Gordonton Road, after being notified about 8pm this evening. Two vehicles were involved and one person has been taken to hospital in a serious... More

1 min read
15 Jul 2016 8:18pm News:
Bay of Plenty

Don’t risk being driven to distraction

Distraction and failing to wear seat belts continues to be a serious road safety risk in the Western Bay of Plenty. A recent Police operation has found that some drivers are choosing to risk their... More

1 min read
Palmerston North Police seeking Jolene Sarah Nottle
15 Jul 2016 5:55pm News:
Central

Palmerston North Police seeking Jolene Sarah Nottle

Police in Palmerston North are seeking Jolene Sarah Nottle, who is wanted to arrest. Nottle faces a number of theft-related charges. Anyone with information as to Nottle's whereabouts is asked to... More

1 min read
15 Jul 2016 5:21pm News:
Waitematā

Armed robbery on the North Shore

Police have this afternoon responded to an armed robbery in Torbay. Police received information just after 2.30pm of a male pointing a weapon at a staff member at a commercial premises on Beach Road... More

1 min read

The long road winds on

North: Wild water in Counties Manukau
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South: Free-wheeling old-style in Oamaru.
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North: On parade in Counties Manukau.
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North: Horses join the parade in Counties Manukau.
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South: Some young fans wait to greet the relayers.
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North: Guests of the Fo Guang Shan Temple, Counties Manukau.
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South: Going by luge in Queenstown.
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North: Going by luge in Rotorua.
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South: The only way is Segway.
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North: Viva Rotovegas!
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Our relayers are still out there, helping mark the 75th anniversary of women in policing - and here are a few more photos of what they're doing along the way.

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