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2 Jul 2016 9:15am News:
Eastern

Police investigate death in Wairoa

At approximately 3am this morning, Police were called to a residential address in Tuai, Wairoa. Police arrived to find a deceased 30-year-old male. Police are investigating the incident and today will... More

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1 Jul 2016 8:15pm News:
Canterbury

Police arrest three people for residential Christchurch burglary

Christchurch Police have arrested three people in a quick response to a residential burglary in Russley this afternoon. Vigilant members of the public observed the offenders actions and immediately... More

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1 Jul 2016 7:10pm News:
Canterbury

Police attending fatal crash on West Coast Road, Canterbury

A man has died following a two car crash on West Coast Road between Kirwee and Darfield. Police were called to the crash near Ansons Road around 5:10pm this evening. Another person involved in the... More

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1 Jul 2016 5:15pm News:
Central

All police cordons in Cloverlea lifted

All police cordons in Cloverlea have been lifted and r esidents are now free to return to their homes. Thanks again to everyone affected for their patience, understanding and support. ENDS Issued by... More

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1 Jul 2016 5:04pm News:
Central

Cloverlea UPDATE: Police cordons still in place

Police cordons are still in place following a peaceful resolution to the recent situation in Palmerston North. We appreciate many residents are anxious to return to their homes but ask for their... More

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1 Jul 2016 4:39pm News:
Central

UPDATE: Peaceful resolution to Cloverlea incident

Police are pleased to confirm the situation in Cloverlea has been resolved without injury or further incident this afternoon. Caleb Kovaleski surrendered to police at approximately 4.15pm and has been... More

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1 Jul 2016 4:12pm News:
Canterbury

Police appeal for help in identifying Christchurch dairy robber (+PHOTOS)

Police need the public’s help to find the man who carried out an armed robbery of the Koki Dairy on Linwood Avenue at 8:30 on Tuesday night. These new CCTV images give a better picture of the offender... More

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On the road - for 75 years!

North: Our staff keep their feet dry as the northern torch is passed from Helensville to Kumeu.
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South: Invercargill's tuatara sculpture was one stop for the southern torch and appropriately dressed relayers.
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North: Matua Ben De Thierry blesses the torch at the handover from Northland to Waitemata.
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South: The handover at Fairlight Station, Southland
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North: Formalities at Rodney College.
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South: A good southern cake
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Our intrepid relayers are continuing their journeys south and north to mark 75 years of women in policing in New Zealand.

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1 Jul 2016 3:58pm News:
Southern

Police want public help to identify sex offender

Dunedin Police are making progress in their investigations around two separate assaults which happened in the central city early on Sunday morning. Police are following positive lines of enquiry into... More

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Integrated Safety Response (ISR) resources

ISR is a multi-agency project that focuses on the joined-up support and services that families, including victims and perpetrators, receive following family violence reported to NZ Police and high risk prison releases in Christchurch. It tests a new approach to making sure families experiencing violence get the help they need from family violence services.

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