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Police would like to identify these two males who attempted two separate aggravated robberies overnight.
13 Sep 2015 2:50pm News:
Southern

Attempted aggravated robberies in Dunedin

Dunedin Police are looking for the public's help in identifying two males who attempted two separate aggravated robberies overnight. In the first attempt, the two males were seen loitering around the... More

1 min read
Bill Davies on Father's Day - helps us find him so his sons can have another Father's Day with him
12 Sep 2015 2:04pm News:
National News

Time of the essence in search for missing father

Three sons of a dearly loved Dad are desperate to find him. Stephen, Glenn and Greg Davies are missing their treasured father and grandfather of three granddaughters, 74 year-old William (Bill) Davies... More

2 min read
11 Sep 2015 7:34pm News:
Canterbury

Serious motor vehicle crash Ryans Rd Christchurch

Canterbury Police are appealing for any witnesses to a crash that occurred on Ryans Road Yaldhurst near Pound Rd today to contact them. At approximately 4.30pm a small hatchback lost control and... More

1 min read
Police would like to speak with this male who may have seen something in regards to the Wastebusters Arson.
11 Sep 2015 4:07pm News:
Southern

Investigation continues into Wastebusters arson

Police would like to thank the public for their support in giving information to investigators about the Wastebusters arson. Police are continuing to work through the large amount of information that... More

1 min read
11 Sep 2015 2:41pm News:
Counties Manukau

Police investigating Manurewa brawl

Counties Manukau Police are investigating an incident that occurred yesterday in Manurewa involving a group of females fighting. Police officers were in the area at around 1:20pm when they spotted... More

1 min read
Mr Davies is still missing, please call 111 with any information
11 Sep 2015 10:34am News:
Waitematā

Search continues for missing man as Police hold grave fears for him

The search for 74 year-old William Davies continues today and with no sign of Mr Davies since Wednesday morning, Police now hold grave concerns for him. Mr Davies, who suffers from a condition called... More

2 min read
11 Sep 2015 9:43am News:
National News

National operation targeting those 'driven to distraction'

From Monday (September 14), Police nationwide will be paying particular attention to drivers who are putting others' lives at risk while focussed on their phone, instead of on the road ahead. "We want... More

4 min read
11 Sep 2015 9:31am News:
Counties Manukau

Media Advisory

A media stand up will be held at 10:30am today in relation to an incident where a group of girls were fighting in Manurewa. WHERE: Manurewa Police Station, 14 Halver Road in Manurewa. Please meet in... More

1 min read
10 Sep 2015 7:20pm News:
National News

Crash at railway crossing Kapiti Coast

At 6.23pm on Thursday 10 th September 2015 Police received a report of a collision between a car and a train at a rail crossing. The rail crossing was on Te Waka Road, near State Highway One, Te Horo... More

1 min read
Have you seen Mr Davies? Ring us immediately on 111
10 Sep 2015 5:49pm News:
Waitematā

North Shore residents asked to check outbuildings as search continues for missing man

Police are asking for people on the North Shore to check their sheds and outbuildings, as the search for a missing man continues tonight. 74 year-old William Davies hasn’t been seen since he left a... More

2 min read

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