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A wallet and i-Phone left in a car are just the ticket for opportunist thieves warn Police
16 Dec 2015 1:26pm News:
Waikato

Waikato Police say KISS is the secret for a safe festive season

Waikato Police say a KISS is the secret to keeping you and your property safe this Christmas and over the summer holidays. District Prevention Manager, Inspector Kent Holdsworth, at no time was the... More

5 min read
The stolen vehicle believed to have been used in the Whangarei aggravated robbery
16 Dec 2015 12:23pm News:
Northland

Police seek information on vehicle used in robbery

Whangarei Police are appealing for information in relation to the aggravated robbery of a Whangarei business yesterday afternoon. At 10.40am two offenders entered the Metal Man NZ Limited on Rewa Rewa... More

1 min read
16 Dec 2015 11:03am News:
Counties Manukau

Police investigating fatal Bairds Road crash

Counties Manukau police are investigating a serious crash on Bairds Road in Otara and are asking any members of the public who may have information to come forward. Patrick Lui died on the 8th of... More

1 min read
Clinton NORLING
16 Dec 2015 9:47am News:
Wellington

Porirua Police seeking Clinton NORLING

Porirua Police are looking for Clinton NORLNG, aka KINGI, who has links to the Hutt Valley, Palmerston North, Wairarapa and Kapiti areas. The 43 year old has multiple warrants to arrest for breaching... More

1 min read
Tina Cross and Counties Manukau Police Choir
16 Dec 2015 9:26am News:
National News

Police launch of 'Walk Away'

Counties Manukau Police have teamed up with a renowned New Zealand singer and South Auckland High school students in attempt to raise awareness around family violence. Given that December and January... More

2 min read

Clean shave to help cancer kids

Toni and Jade Bean (Picture: Fairfax Media / Whangarei Leader)

It’s unlikely the Bean family will give each other hairbrushes this Christmas.

Read more about Clean shave to help cancer kids
15 Dec 2015 4:31pm News:
Wellington

Kapiti Road closure

Due to a digger hitting a gas pipe in the Kapiti Road/Arawata Street area of Paraparaumu, Kapiti Road is expected to be closed for at least the next two hours. Some houses have also been evacuated as... More

1 min read
15 Dec 2015 4:14pm News:
Canterbury

Ten tips to keep you crime-free this summer

Canterbury Police want everyone to be safe and feel safe this Christmas. The shopping malls are getting busier, schools are getting ready to close for the summer and there are only ten sleeps left... More

2 min read
15 Dec 2015 3:58pm News:
Bay of Plenty

On the 9th day of Christmas . . make personal safety a priority

In the run up to Christmas many people will be planning nights out and parties, but how many will be including personal safety in their plans? Bay of Plenty Police Prevention Manager, Inspector Steve... More

2 min read
15 Dec 2015 3:55pm News:
Bay of Plenty

Whakamaru crash victim named

Police are now able to name a man who died in a crash at Whakamaru at the weekend as 19-year-old William Morgan. Mr Morgan is a UK citizen who was in New Zealand on a working visa. He had been... More

1 min read

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