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8 Jul 2016 6:22pm News:
Central

CORRECTION: Rescue services lauded for heroic actions following Manawatu Gorge crash

CORRECTION: Both Police officers were also taken to hospital where they were treated for hypothermia before being released this evening. Apologies for previously reporting this as hyperthermia. ENDS More

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Police have a warrant to arrest Miru Mark for assault with a weapon
8 Jul 2016 5:59pm News:
Waikato

Tokoroa Police seeking Miru Mark

Police in Tokoroa have a warrant to arrest Miru Mark for assault with a weapon. The 32-year-old is described as M āori, 6 ft tall, and of a large build. He has a tattoo saying “CRIPZ” on his left... More

1 min read

Journey continues for relay torches

South: The great southern experience - the torch goes on a bungey jump
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North: The handover at the gateway to the Queen City.
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South: By paraglider over Queenstown.
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North: The torch goes by tram at MOTAT in Auckland.
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South: On the Central Otago Rail trail.
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North: Waiheke Island, by cycle.
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South: By sea to Port Chalmers, with the help of our friends at NZ Coastguard.
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North: By waka ama in Counties Manukau District.
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South: The long trudge up Baldwin Street, Dunedin.
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North: Around the bays in Auckland.
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Our great 75th anniversary relay continues.

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Manawatu Gorge rescue
8 Jul 2016 5:50pm News:
Central

Rescue services lauded for heroic actions following Manawatu Gorge crash (+ photos)

A co-ordinated expert response from emergency services saved the lives of two people today after the truck they were in crashed in the Manawatu Gorge, says Inspector Sarah Stewart, Manawatu Area... More

2 min read
8 Jul 2016 5:08pm News:
Eastern

Hawke’s Bay Police investigating fraud complaints involving cell phones

Hawke's Bay Police are investigating a series of fraud complaints involving offenders offering to sell cell phones, generally a Samsung Galaxy. After gaining the trust of the victims by providing... More

1 min read
8 Jul 2016 4:10pm News:
Auckland City

Update - Armed incident in Dundale Avenue, Blockhouse Bay

Police have now carried out a thorough search at the Dundale Avenue house in Blockhouse Bay. The address was the subject of an armed Police response this morning, after information was received about... More

1 min read
8 Jul 2016 3:56pm News:
Wellington

Cracking down on red light runners in Wellington

Wellington Police are cracking down on red light runners and focusing on driver behaviour at intersections, as part of a focused prevention road safety operation throughout July. Intersections are a... More

1 min read
8 Jul 2016 3:41pm News:
Bay of Plenty

75 Years of Women in Policing national torch relay rolls into Bay of Plenty

The Police staff torch relay to mark 75 Years of Women in Policing is on its way around New Zealand and it will arrive in Bay of Plenty next week. The two halves of the illuminated torch which... More

4 min read
8 Jul 2016 3:15pm News:
National News

Police announce results of workplace survey

“The 2016 Workplace Survey results are being delivered across the organisation, with headline results showing a small increase in overall levels of engagement,” says Commissioner Mike Bush. The... More

1 min read
8 Jul 2016 2:46pm News:
Waitematā

Josh Chapman has been found

19 year-old Josh Chapman, who left a Waitakere healthcare facility on Wednesday, has just been found. Police located Mr Chapman at a North Shore address a short time ago and he is now being returned... More

1 min read

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