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15 Jul 2014 9:58am News:
National News

Homicide investigation progressing well

Joe Collier, the 22-year-old man who died in Opotiki at the weekend, has been returned to his family following a post mortem examination. In the meantime the forensic examination of two houses in... More

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14 Jul 2014 5:54pm News:
National News

Police name man who died following Opotiki disorder

The 22-year-old man who died in Opotiki last night following disorder in Goring Street, can now be identified Joe Collier who was living in Opotiki at the time of his death. A post mortem examination... More

1 min read
14 Jul 2014 2:19pm News:
National News

Police ask for Opotiki community to remain calm

Police in Opotiki are asking for the community to remain calm and co-operate with the investigation into the death of a 22-year-old man in the town last night. Area Commander for Eastern Bay of Plenty... More

1 min read
14 Jul 2014 11:50am News:
Central

Apiti crash victim dies

An 18-year-old woman who was a passenger in a single vehicle crash on Oroua Valley Road, Apiti, on Friday 11 July, 2014 has died in the Palmerston North Hospital. Jessica Watts, aged 18, of Feilding... More

1 min read
A photograph taken by the Ngauranga Gorge speed camera showing a vehicle speeding during the testing phase.
14 Jul 2014 8:54am News:
National News

First of second generation speed cameras goes live

The first of 56 new fixed speed cameras featuring the latest generation technology has today gone live in Wellington's Ngauranga Gorge. Police last month announced the first 12 sites where the cameras... More

2 min read
14 Jul 2014 8:05am News:
National News

Investigation launched following death in Opotiki

Shortly after 7pm last night (Sunday, 13 July) Police were called to Goring Street, Opotiki where they found a large number of people fighting. A few minutes later Ambulance received a report of a man... More

1 min read
13 Jul 2014 12:45pm News:
Waitematā

Wanted man Ned Tehuru PARAHA arrested and charged

Police have this morning arrested and charged Ned Tehurua PARAHA, a wanted man Police have been looking for since late June, in relation to a home invasion. The 37 year-old was arrested in central... More

1 min read

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