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14 Dec 2009 12:28pm News:
National News

Name release Thompsons Track fatality

The name of a man killed when his vehicle plunged over the edge of a cliff at the summit of the Kaimai Ranges near Thompsons Track early yesterday morning has been released. He was Bevan John REEVES... More

2 min read
14 Dec 2009 9:42am News:
Central

On the 8th day of Christmas . . . violence is not okay

Christmas is meant to be a time of peace and goodwill, but sadly it is also a time of year when police see an increase in family violence. Family Violence Coordinator for Central District Police... More

2 min read
14 Dec 2009 8:36am News:
Waikato

Operation Unite results Waikato

While it's quiet on the streets it appears alcohol related violence is to the fore with Hamilton Police dealing with dozens of domestic violence incidents over the weekend. This morning officers were... More

3 min read
13 Dec 2009 3:11pm News:
Canterbury

Op Unite saw reduction of serious crime in Christchurch

There was little serious crime in central Christchurch last night, reported supervisors of the CIB. Area Commander Inspector Derek Erasmus says that there was effective control of offences by... More

1 min read
13 Dec 2009 9:05am News:
National News

Body recovery operation underway in Kaimai Ranges

Police are considering what part alcohol played in a man's death at the centre of a multi-agency body recovery operation currently underway in the Kaimai Ranges this morning. Sergeant Graham McGurk of... More

1 min read
12 Dec 2009 1:59pm News:
National News

Maritime rescue exercise Raglan

Further to the release put out earlier in the week a combined agency maritime emergency exercise is currently underway in the area around Raglan. Exercise Hyper began on Friday and continues on... More

1 min read
12 Dec 2009 10:09am News:
Waikato

Huntly robbery

Huntly Police are seeking the public's assistance in finding the man responsible for the robbery of the town's Post-Shop yesterday. Detective Dale Anderson of the Huntly CIB said a man entered the... More

1 min read
11 Dec 2009 4:17pm News:
National News

New currency in criminal's commodity market- your TV

A week long series of searches by Waikato Police has revealed there's a new currency in the underworld commodities market and it's being funded by the victims of crime. That currency is stolen... More

2 min read
11 Dec 2009 1:48pm News:
National News

Southern Police Target Alcohol-Fuelled Violence in Operation Unite

For Southern District police, the lead up to Christmas is a busy time, as alcohol plays a big part in people's lives and social activities, and is a major player in violent behaviour. As is usual at... More

3 min read
11 Dec 2009 11:17am News:
Southern

Name Released

Police can now confirm the identity of the man found deceased at Scott Memorial Lookout on Blueskin Road, Port Chalmers, as Renata RUWHIU aged 35 years, resident of Dunedin. Renata was also known as... More

1 min read

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