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29 Jul 2016 8:52pm News:
Bay of Plenty

Road re-open in Tauranga

Police have now completed the scene examination of the fatal crash on SH29A. The road is now open again. ENDS More

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29 Jul 2016 7:49pm News:
Bay of Plenty

Second person dies in SH29A Tauranga crash

Police can confirm that a second person has died following a serious crash on SH29A in Tauranga this evening. One person died at the scene and a second person has died at the hospital following the... More

1 min read
29 Jul 2016 7:07pm News:
Bay of Plenty

One person confirmed dead as crashes in Tauranga cause havoc

Tauranga road policing staff are currently attending several reported crashes in the area from about 4:00pm today. There has been a serious crash on SH29A where one person has died and several people... More

1 min read

Nearing the end of the road

North: Refreshing pause at a Waikato landmark.
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South: Leave it to the beavers in Blenheim.
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North: Dannevirke - where else?
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South: Omaka Heritage Centre, planely.
4/11
North: Among the turbines in Manawatu.
5/11
South: The relayers got a run for their money at Nelson College.
6/11
North: Welcome to Taranaki.
7/11
South: There's the torch, up there! With some help from Skydive Abel Tasman.
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North: A slightly casual handover at Woodville.
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South: Abel Tasman, so there had to be a kayak.
10/11
Extreme North: Not forgetting our people in the Solomon Islands.
11/11

Our 75th anniversary relayers are nearing the end of the road, with the great treks from the Far North and the Deep South ending in Wellington over the weekend.

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29 Jul 2016 4:47pm News:
Bay of Plenty

Serious vehicle crash

Tauranga Police are attending a serious motor vehicle crash on Sh 29A Mangutapu, between baypark and welcome bay. The west bound lanes have been closed and diversions are in place. The west bound... More

1 min read
29 Jul 2016 4:41pm News:
Canterbury

Woolston fire - UPDATE

A post-mortem examination has been completed on the body discovered in a self-contained flat following a fire at a property in Rutherford Street, Woolston, on Wednesday 27 July. The post-mortem was... More

1 min read
29 Jul 2016 4:09pm News:
National News

Recovering officers continue to ask for privacy

Police notes the decision of the Court today in lifting name suppression for five officers directly involved in a dangerous shooting incident in the Bay of Plenty in March 2016. “As noted in the Court... More

2 min read
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29 Jul 2016 3:54pm News:
Wellington

Police investigating thefts from St Peter's Anglican Church

Police are investigating the theft of several antique items from St Peter’s Anglican Church in central Wellington. The items are embroidered vestments that are over 100 years old and have significant... More

1 min read
29 Jul 2016 3:31pm News:
Bay of Plenty

Four men charged for trying to bring contraband into Hawke's Bay prison

Four Hawkes Bay men have been charged with attempting to introduce contraband into Hawke's Bay Regional Prison. Detective Sergeant Darren Pritchard of the Hawkes Bay Police said a Corrections Officer... More

1 min read
29 Jul 2016 2:01pm News:
National News

Update on CTV building investigation

Update on CTV building investigation – July 2016 Media statement from Detective Superintendent Peter Read: Police investigating the collapse of the CTV building in the February 2011 earthquake will... More

1 min read

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