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25 Aug 2026 7:18pm Alerts:
Waitematā

Serious crash, Sunnynook Road, Sunnynook

Description of occurrence Police are in attendance of a serious crash in Sunnynook this evening. Emergency services were called to the intersection of Sunnynook Road and Sycamore Drive about 6.30pm after a report of a crash... More

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Reunited at last: Matt Kim and North Shore Station Support Officer Lisa Clark, whose persistence helped return a treasured Rolex the family feared was lost forever.
25 Aug 2026 3:36pm TenOne Magazine

Not on her watch

Global search reunites burglary victim with $90k Rolex - and more. More

2 min read
Over $700,000 of assets and cash restrained following operation termination in Hawke’s Bay
25 Aug 2026 3:23pm News:
Eastern

Over $700,000 of assets and cash restrained following operation termination in Hawke’s Bay

Hawke’s Bay Police have arrested two people and seized over $700,00 of assets and cash following an investigation into the sale and supply of drugs in the area. Detective Owen McCool says several... More

2 min read

Information and advice sent to the Associate Minister of Police Casey Costello (1 - 31 March 2026)

If you wish to lodge a request for official information relating to the documents listed below, please contact the Minister of Police.

List of document titles that went to the Associate Minister of Police between 1 - 31 March 2026, recommended for proactive release.

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Information and advice sent to the Minister of Police Mark Mitchell (1 - 31 March 2026)

If you wish to lodge a request for official information relating to the documents listed below, please contact the Minister of Police.

List of document titles that went to the Minister of Police between 1 - 31 March 2026, recommended for proactive release.

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25 Aug 2026 1:35pm News:
Counties Manukau

All revved up and nowhere to go, except court

A rider who failed to stop for Police and instead hit the gas will now face court. At about 3.20am this morning, Police spotted the vehicle travelling along Puhinui Road, Manukau towards the Southern... More

1 min read
Police seized around $1.25m in cannabis cultivation equipment
25 Aug 2026 12:04pm News:
National News

Blackout: Operation descends on Vietnamese organise crime group linked to cannabis

Long-running Police investigation shuts down one of the largest syndicates allegedly operating and supplying cannabis grow houses across Auckland. More

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25 Aug 2026 11:33am TenOne Magazine

Simpler and safer

New online form means easier access to potentially life-saving information. More

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25 Aug 2026 9:16am Alerts:
Counties Manukau

Puhinui Road reopened

Description of occurrence Puhinui Road, Wiri has now reopened following an earlier crash. Police would like to thank motorists for their patience and understanding while the scene was cleared. ENDS. Holly McKay/NZ Police More

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25 Aug 2026 8:00am Alerts:
Counties Manukau

Delays following crash, Puhinui Road

Description of occurrence Motorists are being advised of major delays following a crash on Puhinui Road, Wiri this morning. The crash, between a truck and three vehicles, was reported to Police at about 6am. There are no... More

1 min read

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