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29 Apr 2012 5:47am News:
National News

Rail death

In the early hours of this morning a male in his late teens was struck and killed by a North Bound Kiwi Rail Train, in Hinds, Mid Canterbury. Circumstances of the incident are still being investigated... More

1 min read
28 Apr 2012 1:28pm News:
National News

Media briefing - Greymouth

There will be a media briefing outside Greymouth Police Station at 2.30pm today in relation to the search for the driver of a vehicle involved in a pursuit in the early hours this morning. Tasman... More

1 min read
28 Apr 2012 10:09am News:
National News

Search resumes for missing driver

A Police search and rescue team this morning resumed their search for a man who disappeared after a short pursuit near Greymouth last night. A Police patrol spotted a car being driven erratically near... More

1 min read
28 Apr 2012 6:42am News:
National News

Greymouth Search & Rescue

At approximately 1230 am this morning (28/4/12) Greymouth police attempted to stop a vehicle for a routine traffic offence. The vehicle attempted to evade Police and drove off at speed, losing control... More

1 min read
27 Apr 2012 4:55pm News:
National News

High standard set at police and detector dog champs

Tasman police district dog handler Constable Julian Lewis and his dog Saegar set a cracking pace at this week’s police dog and detector championships – winning the national patrol dog title amongst... More

2 min read
27 Apr 2012 3:59pm News:
Canterbury

Robbery of Press Photographer update:

Police are continuing enquiries into the assault on The Press photographer and the theft of his camera near Cass Street Sydenham on Tuesday 24 April 2012. A number of persons have been interviewed... More

1 min read
27 Apr 2012 11:45am News:
National News

Help us help her

Balmoral Police want help identifying a young woman found in the Tay Street Reserve, Western Springs, at 7am on Thursday morning [April 26]. She's possibly a Polynesian aged between 17 and 25... More

1 min read
27 Apr 2012 11:27am News:
National News

Eastern Waikato Police say drug and firearms focused operation will impact on burglaries as well

The Eastern Waikato's Police commander is crediting his Thames staff's good work after a month long operation netted three much wanted offenders, firearms, drugs and a stolen car. Inspector Dana... More

3 min read
27 Apr 2012 10:48am News:
National News

Nelson home to country's top Police dog team

Nelson dog handler Constable Julian Lewis and his dog Saegar have cleaned up at the national Police Dog Championships held at Trentham this week. Constable Lewis and Saegar won the Frank Riley Cup for... More

1 min read

Older people less likely to be victims of serious crime [video]

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Police say older people are generally very safe in New Zealand.

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