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17 Sep 2017 4:57pm News:
Eastern

Name release - Napier fatal crash

Police are now in a position to release the name of the man who died following a single car crash on Lamason Street, Napier yesterday morning. He was 36-year-old Matthew Kyte of Napier. Police extends... More

1 min read
17 Sep 2017 2:54pm News:
Tasman

Search back underway on West Coast

Police have resumed searching for the two boaties missing on the West Coast near Haast. An improvement in weather conditions has allowed a helicopter to start an aerial search and ground search teams... More

1 min read
Dunedin Police seeking Stephen Lowe
17 Sep 2017 1:41pm News:
Southern

Southern Police seeking sightings of Dunedin man

Southerm District Police are seeking sightings of Stephen Lowe. Mr Lowe left work on Portsmouth Drive in Dunedin around 10am on Friday, September 15, and has not been seen or heard from since. There... More

1 min read
17 Sep 2017 11:10am News:
Tasman

UPDATE 2: Search for missing boaties

Attributable to Constable Jim Marsh, West Coast Police: Police hope weather conditions will improve on the West Coast this afternoon to allow the search for two missing boaties to resume. It is hoped... More

1 min read
17 Sep 2017 9:42am News:
Tasman

UPDATE - search for missing boaties

There will be no searching this morning for the two men missing after their fishing boat got into trouble near Jackson Bay, due to weather conditions. Any further searching today will be weather... More

1 min read
16 Sep 2017 6:58pm News:
Tasman

Search for missing boaties suspended overnight

The search for two people who are missing after their fishing boat ran into trouble near Jackson Bay, has been suspended for the night. A helicopter and crews on the ground have been searching along... More

1 min read
16 Sep 2017 5:25pm News:
Tasman

Search underway to locate missing boaties

This morning at approximately 11:30am a light plane flying over the water near Jackson Bay, South Westland, spotted some debris and a life raft on the shoreline and reported it to Police. A helicopter... More

1 min read
16 Sep 2017 2:21pm News:
Waikato

Quick arrest following robbery in Hamilton

Please attribute to Detective Sergeant Andrew Saunders, Hamilton CIB: Quick Police work and a great effort by the public has seen the swift arrest of a man following a robbery in Hamilton yesterday... More

1 min read
16 Sep 2017 7:12am News:
Eastern

Fatal crash in Napier

One person has died at the scene of a single-vehicle crash in Napier this morning. Emergency services were called to Lamason Street around 4:10am. The Serious Crash Unit has been advised and inquiries... More

1 min read
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15 Sep 2017 5:31pm TenOne Magazine

Hazard boards put safety first

Angry dogs, concealed firearms, dirty needles: police officers work in some dangerous places - but many of them are getting safer with the introduction of crime scene hazard boards. The boards warn... More

2 min read

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