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19 Sep 2009 11:34am News:
Central

Cyclist killed in road crash

A cyclist has been killed in a road crash in Te Horo. The crash happened at 4.48pm on Friday, 18 September when a cyclist travelling north on State Highway One into Te Horo, in the cycle lane, was hit... More

1 min read
18 Sep 2009 9:19am News:
Central

Did you see this car?

Police investigating the aggravated robbery of a bank in Palmerston North yesterday (Thursday, 17 September) hope images of the car used in the crime will help jog the memories of potential witnesses... More

2 min read
17 Sep 2009 2:55pm News:
National News

Name release of UK visitors killed

The three UK visitors who were killed in a car accident yesterday evening (NZ time) have been named. They were Valerie Susan BRYAN age 68 years, of Castle Donnington, Sera EADES age 60 and her grand... More

1 min read
17 Sep 2009 1:01pm News:
National News

Operation Burrows

Mrs MUNENE is still in a serious but stable condition in an induced coma at Christchurch Hospital. Detective Inspector Greg Williams says that the inquiry is currently working with Mr Maina's family... More

1 min read
17 Sep 2009 12:38pm News:
Central

Police hunt bank robbers

Police in Palmerston North are investigating the aggravated robbery of a bank in the city this morning (Thursday, 17 September). Staff at the ANZ bank in Terrace End raised the alarm around 10.45am... More

1 min read
17 Sep 2009 9:38am News:
Canterbury

Fatal car crash

New Brighton police are investigating a fatal car crash which occurred at about 6.20 pm on Wednesday 16 September 2009. The crash happened on Estuary Road in New Brighton when a car travelling in a... More

1 min read
17 Sep 2009 9:25am News:
Central

Man dies following weekend road crash

A driver involved in a crash in Palmerston North early Saturday morning (12 September) has died in hospital. The crash happened shortly before 5am on Saturday when a Subaru Impreza crashed through... More

1 min read
17 Sep 2009 8:54am News:
Central

Man charged with manslaughter following road crash

An 18-year-old man from Bunnythorpe is facing a manslaughter charge after the death of his teenage friend in a road crash in Palmerston North in June. The crash occurred late on Saturday, 6 June, on... More

1 min read
16 Sep 2009 3:16pm News:
National News

Deceased named

The man whose body was found at a Burrows Place, Christchurch address on Monday has been formally identified as Stephen Mwangi MAINA, age 38 years, of Ashburton. His family in Kenya have been advised... More

1 min read
16 Sep 2009 1:16pm News:
National News

Op Burrows- Media conference

DI Greg Williams will be available to meet media today at 2.45pm at Christchurch Central. More

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