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2 Oct 2014 4:57pm News:
Canterbury

Police name cyclist involved in fatal crash

Christchurch Police have released the name of the cyclist involved in Monday’s fatal crash on Waterloo Road. He was 33 year old Ming-Chih HSIEH, an overseas tourist. The death has been referred to the... More

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2 Oct 2014 2:41pm News:
Waitematā

Basic Security Guidelines

Waitemata Police are reminding the public to follow some basic security guidelines to help prevent their homes and cars from being broken into or stolen. “We are putting a lot of work into reducing... More

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2 Oct 2014 1:16pm News:
National News

Missing boy is named

Police are now in a position to name the little boy missing since he was struck by a large wave at Mount Maunganui yesterday. Jack Dixon turned five in September and his parents have spoken of his... More

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2 Oct 2014 12:50pm News:
Waikato

Huntly Homicide - Media Briefing at 4pm

Detective Inspector Karl Thornton will speak to media at 4pm today at the Huntly Police Station in regard to the homicide investigation following the death of a man on James Henry Crescent last night... More

1 min read
Danny Gijsbers
2 Oct 2014 10:59am News:
Wellington

Concerns for 20 year old Upper Hutt male

Hutt Valley Police have concerns for the welfare of a 20 year old male, whom suffers from Downs Syndrome, who went wandering from his Mangaroa Valley, Upper Hutt, home this morning. Danny Gijsbers is... More

1 min read
2 Oct 2014 10:05am News:
Canterbury

Police accept report findings

Police accepts the findings of today's Independent Police Conduct Authority report into a fatal fleeing driver incident in Christchurch early last year, and say the tragedy would have been avoided had... More

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2 Oct 2014 9:45am News:
Canterbury

Foetus found in water treatment plant

Christchurch Police are investigating the discovery of a foetus found in the Christchurch Wastewater Treatment Plant at approximately 10.50am yesterday (1 October). It is likely that the mother was in... More

1 min read
2 Oct 2014 9:08am News:
National News

Outpouring of support as search for boy continues

There has been an overwhelming outpouring of support from the local community since a 5-year-old boy was swept out to sea yesterday in Mount Maunganui. People have taken to the Bay of Plenty Police... More

2 min read
2 Oct 2014 8:47am News:
Waikato

Body found in bush near Coromandel

Waikato Police can confirm that the body of a man was found in a bush area off 309 Road between Whitianga and Coromandel at approximately 2pm yesterday. Police were deployed to the area to commence a... More

1 min read

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