Counties Manukau Police are appealing for witnesses to a fatal crash and fire in Papatoetoe early last Sunday morning. Investigations are continuing into the cause of the crash around 4.20am on Sunday...
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Red light running is the focus of a major two week long road safety operation, launching in Auckland’s Waitemata District on Monday 16 May, coinciding with the start of Road Safety Week. The operation...
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Police are asking members of the public to ensure they don’t become involved in moving money for offenders based overseas. A number of reports have been received by the Counties Manukau Police...
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Hawke's Bay police are asking for the public's assistance to locate Brownie Daniels, who is the subject of a parole recall warrant. Daniels has been living in Napier but also has strong links to the...
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A 38-year-old man has been arrested in relation to an alleged serious assault on a female who was found on the side of a road in Dome Valley. He has been charged with kidnapping and will appear in the...
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Police in Kaitaia have won high praise from their bosses for creating a collaborative approach to using CCTV for monitoring crime and deploying staff. Te Hiku o Te Ika Neighbourhood Police Team has...
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The Terrace in Wellington is now reopened. It was closed after a window dislodged from an apartment building and smashed onto the road. Police warn motorists can expect delays so please be patient...
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The Terrace in Wellington CBD is closed between Everton Terrace and Dalmuir Lane. A window has been dislodged from an apartment building and smashed onto the road. Contractors are on the way but the...
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Hutt Valley Police, assisted by Fire, Ambulance and Civil Defence Rescue Teams, were called to an incident just after 9.00pm tonight where a vehicle became stuck in the river under Totara Park Bridge...
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Police are investigating an incident in Mangere Bridge where a female was approached and assaulted by a male at a bus stop in the Wallace Road area. Police are asking anyone who saw anything...
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