Emergency services are still attending a fatal crash on SH6 north of Haast. Police have confirmed a male motorcyclist was killed in a collision with a camper van. There are no other known injuries...
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Nearly 200 people marched from the central police station to Christchurch Hospital this morning to mark White Ribbon Day and stand against family violence. The march, led by the White Ribbon...
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Two people are dead and two others have been taken to hospital with serious injuries following a multiple vehicle crash at Bankside, just north of the Rakaia River this afternoon. The crash occurred...
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Emergency services are currently attending a fatal crash on SH6 north of Haast. The crash happened about 1pm and involves a camper van and a motorcycle. Motorists in the area can expect some delays...
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What: Media are invited to attend the launch of Government agencies' summer road safety campaign, featuring the unveiling of two significant new road policing initiatives to help reduce death and...
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Police Commissioner Peter Marshall says the sustained success of White Ribbon Day shows New Zealand as a country is waking up to the heavy toll family violence takes on our communities. "Police...
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We made it clear in a statement earlier this week that we were appreciative of the current police investigation and the opportunity to move forward and find out what happened to our sister. Negative...
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Police have concerns for an autistic 11-year-old boy who went missing from a North Street, Fielding address at around 3.00pm today. The missing boy, William Archer is described as european with light...
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Over the past two days Whanganui Police have made a serious dent in the supply and distribution of methamphetamine in Whanganui. Sixty staff from across the Central Police District have assisted in...
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Police have been working with banks to attempt to identify the offender who placed a sophisticated card skimming device on an Auckland ATM on Tuesday morning, 19 November 2013. A skimming device is...
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