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21 Mar 2016 8:14pm News:
Auckland City

Elderly Chinese lady reunited with family

Police have this evening reunited the elderly Chinese woman from Northcote who was unable to recall her address or family members earlier today. The woman is safe and well. Police wish to thank... More

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1990 Fyran 440-2002 40Hp Yamaha Outboard

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Location stolen from
Henderson, Auckland
Description of stolen boat

-Fyran 440 aluminium runabout

-Window screen at front of boat

Description of stolen motor
-2002 40Hp Yamaha outboard
-Serial number 6H4L950545

Read more about 1990 Fyran 440-2002 40Hp Yamaha Outboard
21 Mar 2016 7:09pm News:
Waitematā

Police seeking family of elderly Chinese lady

At around 1.30pm this afternoon, Police located an elderly Chinese lady on the corner of Onewa Road and Sylvan Avenue, Northcote. She had been seen by members of the public walking on the motorway on... More

1 min read

Successful relationships - child abuse - contributing primary - Auckland

Increasing students’ personal safety.

Strengthening child protection.

Type of school
Contributing primary
District
Auckland
Decile band
Deciles 1-3
Successful relationships - child abuse - contributing primary - Auckland
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Successful relationships - bullying and cyber-bullying - secondary school - Auckland

Reducing the incidence of bullying and cyber-bullying.

Type of school
Secondary
District
Auckland
Decile band
Deciles 1-3
Successful relationships - bullying and cyber-bullying - secondary school - Auckland
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Travelling safely - safe passenger - full primary - Auckland

Increasing students’ personal safety in vehicles by using correct child restraints.

Type of school
Area school
District
Auckland
Decile band
Deciles 1-3
Travelling safely - passenger safety - full primary - Auckland
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21 Mar 2016 4:16pm News:
Southern

Arrest made in Alexandra incident

Police have arrested and charged an 18 year-old man in relation to an incident on Sunday night, 20 March 2016, in Alexandra after he was stopped near Queenstown in the early hours of Monday, 21 March... More

1 min read
21 Mar 2016 3:57pm News:
National News

Police launch new recruitment drive with thought-provoking social experiment series

You’re walking down a busy city street. You see a young boy, maybe ten years old, eating out of a rubbish bin. He looks dirty, tired, hungry and miserable. What would you do? Would you walk by and... More

3 min read
Bill Staijen is still missing
21 Mar 2016 3:00pm News:
Waitematā

Police still looking for Bill Staijen

Waitemata Police are still looking for 43 year-old Bill Staijen, who has now been missing for over a week. Mr Staijen has epilepsy and it's been 8 days since he's had his medication. He was last seen... More

1 min read

Child Protection - Police Manual chapter

The Children Act 2014 and the associated agency Oranga Tamariki–Ministry for Children aims to improve the life outcomes of vulnerable children in our society. The Act tasks children’s agencies, of which Police is one, with being responsive to and accountable for Government priorities with respect to children.

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