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22 Mar 2016 4:03pm News:
Waitematā

27 year-old charged following pursuit/hostage incident

The 27 year-old man involved in the hostage/pursuit incident overnight has now been charged. He will remain in Police custody overnight and will appear in the North Shore District Court tomorrow... More

1 min read
22 Mar 2016 3:39pm News:
National News

Keep safe this Easter weekend

This Easter NZ Police are asking all New Zealanders to play their part in keeping themselves and others safe whatever they may be doing for the extended holiday weekend. "We want everyone in our... More

3 min read
Mataamua Tawaroa
22 Mar 2016 3:16pm News:
Central

Missing person - Whanganui

Police are seeking assistance from the public to locate Mataamua Tawaroa, a missing 20-year-old Whanganui women. Mataamua is a female, Maori, approximately 170cm tall, with dark hair. Mataamua was... More

1 min read

Travelling safely - pedestrian safety and parking issue - contributing primary - Bay of Plenty

Increasing the safety of students and neighbouring kindergarten children using existing kea crossing in increased traffic congestion.

Type of school
Contributing primary
District
Bay of Plenty
Decile band
Deciles 4-6
Travelling safely - pedestrian safety and parking issue - contributing primary - Bay of Plenty
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Living in a safe comminity - disorder - disobedience - contributing primary - Bay of Plenty

Increasing the safety of students and neighbouring kindergarten children using existing kea crossing in increased traffic congestion.

Type of school
Contributing primary
District
Bay of Plenty
Decile band
Deciles 4-6
Living in a safe comminity - disorder - disobedience - contributing primary - Bay of Plenty
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22 Mar 2016 2:21pm News:
Auckland City

Woman hit by vehicle

At 12.05pm today a woman was hit by a car on Mount Albert Rd, Three Kings. The woman has serious injuries and has been taken to hospital. The Police Serious Crash Unit are at the scene investigating... More

1 min read

Successful relationships - family violence - secondary school - Auckland

Encouraging healthy relationships through education, with the goal of reducing family violence 

Type of school
Secondary
District
Auckland
Decile band
Deciles 1-3
Successful relationships - family violence - secondary school - Auckland
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Travelling safely - passenger safety - full primary - Auckland

Increasing students’ safety while travelling in vehicles.

Type of school
Full primary
District
Auckland
Decile band
Deciles 1-3
Travelling safely - passenger safety - full primary - Auckland
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22 Mar 2016 2:06pm News:
Waitematā

Update on pursuit/hostage incident in North Island

Police investigating a pursuit/hostage situation which took place across large parts of Auckland last night are continuing to build a picture of the circumstances of the incident. Investigations are... More

3 min read
22 Mar 2016 11:55am News:
Waitematā

Request relating to victims involved in hostage situation overnight in Auckland

The couple who were victim's of last night's hostage situation have advised Police that whilst they appreciate the public concern for them, they would like privacy and ask that media do not attempt to... More

1 min read

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