One person has died following a two vehicle crash on Upper Queen Street last night. Emergency services responded to the crash around 7pm near Ian McKinnon Drive. The Serious Crash Unit conducted a...
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Attributable to Detective Sergeant Reece Munro: Dunedin Police are urging parents and guardians to have healthy and open conversations with their young people about the risks of being online, and to...
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The public can now return to ‘The Zone’ shopping centre on Manukau Road, Pukekohe following reports of an unidentified item. This object has been assessed by Explosive Odrnance Disposal (EOD) team and...
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Bay of Plenty Police rolled out last night with one aim – to disrupt and prevent a mass of antisocial road users from using our roading network as their playground. This task was successfully carried...
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Canterbury Police were out in force again last night to disrupt antisocial road users and issued in excess of 150 infringement notices. The Police presence as part of Operation Cartel put a damper on...
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Police are asking members of the public to keep their distance from ‘The Zone’ shopping centre on Manukau Road, Pukekohe. Staff are making enquiries following a report of an unidentified item and...
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On Saturday evening, staff working Operation Kereru took to the streets to deter and prevent antisocial road user activity in our region once again. 138 infringement notices, 19 vehicles off the...
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One person has died after a climbing incident on Mount Ruapehu today. About 11am, a group of people were climbing on the eastern side of Mount Ruapehu, near Whangaehu Hut. During the climb, a woman in...
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Central District Police have made arrests, impounded vehicles and issued numerous infringement notices overnight in an operation targeting antisocial road user behaviour. Operation Purple saw Police...
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Operation Cartel has continued to crack down on antisocial road users in Canterbury overnight, with more impoundments, infringements and arrests. The operation has been targeting illegal and dangerous...
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