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5 Oct 2009 9:05am News:
Canterbury

Young female student assaulted

At about 5.00pm on Thursday 24th September 2009 a young female student was assaulted as she walked along an alleyway leading from Redwood Park into Farnswood Place, Redwood. The male suspect was... More

1 min read
5 Oct 2009 4:58am News:
National News

Man named in shooting investigation

Police investigating a shooting near Norsewood, are naming 46-year-old David John Bourke from Wanganui as a man they want to question in relation to the incident. David Bourke is described as European... More

1 min read
5 Oct 2009 1:07am News:
National News

Hunt continues for gunman

Police are appealing for sightings of a vehicle that was involved in a series of events prior to the shooting of a farm worker near Norsewood in the Tararua District. It is now known that the green... More

2 min read
4 Oct 2009 11:22pm News:
National News

SH2 will remain closed overnight - avoid the area

Information is being received that adverse weather conditions are causing difficulties to motorists using the diversion route that has been put in place following the shooting incident in Tararua... More

1 min read
4 Oct 2009 8:59pm News:
National News

More details becoming clear about shooting

Police are gradually piecing together the sequence of events surrounding a shooting in the Tararua District and trying to build up a picture of the gunman. Police initially received a complaint from a... More

2 min read
4 Oct 2009 7:29pm News:
National News

Urgent warning to residents in the Norsewood area

Police are hunting a gunman in the Tararua District and advising residents to stay inside and lock doors. Around 3.45pm police began the pursuit of a vehicle after the driver made off following a... More

2 min read
1 Oct 2009 5:23pm News:
Central

65 tonne of fertiliser products stolen

Police in Marton are investigating a theft at a leading fertiliser manufacturer and distributor estimated at $38,000. , Ballance Agri-Nutrients were subject of a burglary overnight Tuesday, 29... More

1 min read
1 Oct 2009 10:06am News:
Northland

2008/09 Fiscal year Northland District Police Crime Statistics

Northland Police District's total recorded crime in the 12 months ending 30 June 2009 has increased compared to the previous year. The crime statistics released today show a 7% increase in recorded... More

2 min read
1 Oct 2009 10:05am News:
Central

Crime down in Central District

Central Police District's total recorded crime in the 12 months ending 30 June 2009 has decreased from the previous year. Crime statistics released today show that Central Police District experienced... More

3 min read
1 Oct 2009 10:04am News:
Southern

Crime Decreases in Otago Rural

Recorded crime continued to decrease in Otago Rural in the year to 30 June 2009, dropping by 3.2% from the previous year. In total, 55.8% of crimes were resolved across the area compared with the... More

1 min read

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