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9 Feb 2010 10:54am News:
Central

Cyclist is identified by Police

Police have now identified a cyclist who was seriously injured in a crash in Jones Street, Whanganui on Monday night. (8th February) The man is in his 20's and believed to be from Whanganui. Police... More

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9 Feb 2010 9:51am News:
Central

Police try to identify cyclist after crash

Police are trying to find out the identity of a cyclist who was seriously injured in a road crash last night (Monday, 8 February), and locate witnesses who saw the car that collided with him. The... More

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8 Feb 2010 2:14pm News:
Central

Mother killed in crash is named

A woman killed in a road crash in the Hunterville area early this morning has been named as 35-year-old Miriama Parata from Tauranga. The woman was a front seat passenger in a mini-van being driven by... More

1 min read
8 Feb 2010 1:04pm News:
Central

Police lend support to motorcycle event

Police will be showing support for a Motorcycle and Scooter Ride to Work Day planned for Palmerston North on Friday (12 February) and are hoping to raise awareness of road safety issues. The event has... More

1 min read
8 Feb 2010 12:38pm News:
National News

Police Commissioner thanks Hurricanes for tackling domestic violence

Wellington rugby star Victor Vito accepted a certificate of appreciation from the Commissioner of Police, Howard Broad today on behalf of players from the WRFU. The players were commended by Mr Broad... More

1 min read
6 Feb 2010 12:21pm News:
National News

Hunt for killer ongoing

A week ago tonight 39 year-old taxi driver Hiren Mohini went to work but never made it home to his family. He was brutally killed in a frenzied knife attack during an eight minute journey with a... More

1 min read
6 Feb 2010 10:05am News:
National News

Found alive and well

Missing 48 year-old Campbell's Bay resident, Grant Atkinson, was found alive and well in Huapai Domain at 8.45 this morning by a Police and Search and Rescue team. Mr Atkinson was disheveled and... More

1 min read
5 Feb 2010 11:58am News:
National News

Appeal to find missing teen

Auckland City Police are appealing to Pacific Island communities to help locate missing 14 year-old American Samoan girl, Anamarie "Maureen" Saupo [see pic]. She has not been seen by members of her... More

1 min read
5 Feb 2010 10:45am News:
Southern

Enjoy the Cricket Within the Bounds of the Law, Police Say

Police are keen for cricket fans attending Monday's one-day international cricket match between New Zealand and Bangladesh to enjoy the game. However, the usual rules will apply says, North Dunedin... More

1 min read
5 Feb 2010 9:36am News:
Canterbury

Cell Phone Compliance Dropping in Canterbury

Christchurch Police are becoming concerned about the gradual increase in people talking and texting on their hand held cell phones over recent weeks. "When the law changed under the Land Transport... More

1 min read

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