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14 Feb 2014 11:08am News:
Waikato

Police commend action of drivers dealing with runaway truck on busy highway

Waikato Police are heralding the actions of members of the public whose actions they say prevented a potential tragedy on a busy expressway on Wednesday. District Road Policing Manager, Inspector... More

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13 Feb 2014 4:04pm News:
Waitematā

Missing Browns Bay woman found safe and well

North Shore Police have located Lesley Alexandra Rimington, who had been missing from her Okura River Road home since February 5. Mrs Rimington was found a short time ago in Whangarei, and is said to... More

1 min read
13 Feb 2014 3:40pm News:
Canterbury

Statement from families of Guy Scollay and Lucille Scollay

13 February 2014 Statement from families of Guy Scollay and Lucille Scollay Police are releasing the following statement on behalf of the families of Guy Scollay and Lucille Scollay following the... More

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Changes to New Zealand Police Vetting Service letter

The purpose of this email is to tell you about changes to the New Zealand Police Vetting Service. These changes have been happening over the last six months and will continue to be developed and implemented during 2014 and 2015.

Our aim is to continue to deliver a high quality service to all agencies with better processes, and improved customer experience.

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13 Feb 2014 3:27pm News:
Central

New Plymouth crash victim named

New Plymouth Police can now name the man who died in a crash on the intersection of Egmont and Bishop Roads this morning. He was Bruce Atkin, aged 62, a Canadian national who was residing in New... More

1 min read
13 Feb 2014 1:52pm News:
National News

Police no strangers to planning

Auckland City Police are no strangers to planning for big events or a cluster of them and the work that's gone into the coming weekend is no exception. The district's Planning and Operations Group has... More

2 min read
13 Feb 2014 10:25am News:
Counties Manukau

Police name deceased in Maungatawhiri crash

Counties Manukau Police have named the man who died at the scene of a fatal crash on State Highway 2, Maungatawhiri, in a head-on collision with a truck on Monday 10 February. He is 24 year old Jean... More

1 min read
13 Feb 2014 9:44am News:
Central

Fatal crash in New Plymouth

New Plymouth Police are investigating a fatal crash that occurred just before 7:30am this morning at the intersection of Egmont and Bishop Roads. A large truck, a car, and a motorcycle were involved... More

1 min read
Roses are red; new cop to wed - Constable Gavin Smith is congratulated by fellow wing members.
12 Feb 2014 5:39pm News:
National News

Commissioner’s final police graduation on Thursday

Seventy-seven new constables will graduate from the Royal New Zealand Police College on Thursday. Of special significance for Wing 282 is that this will be the sixteenth and final recruit graduation... More

4 min read

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