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7 Apr 2011 1:34pm News:
National News

Death of waikato baby referred to Coroner

The investigation into the death of a baby in hospital after suffering injuries in suspicious circumstances in 2009 is being referred to the Coroner. Waikato District Crime Services Manager, Detective... More

1 min read
7 Apr 2011 11:28am News:
Bay of Plenty

Community partners join forces to help keep schools safe

Western Bay of Plenty Police, local schools, the Ministry of Education, BNZ and Selecta DNA are joining forces to help local schools keep their classrooms safe and reduce the number of school... More

2 min read
6 Apr 2011 3:02pm News:
National News

Additional name released following Christchurch earthquake

Police have today confirmed the identity of a further person who died in the Christchurch earthquake: Hiroko TAMANO, 43 (female), from Japan. This brings the total number of names released to 171... More

1 min read
6 Apr 2011 11:03am News:
National News

German tourist killed on West Coast road named

Police have released the name of the 27 year-old German woman who was killed in a car crash in South Westland yesterday. Marie-Luise Eckardt, from Brietenbach in Germany, was a passenger in the car... More

1 min read
6 Apr 2011 9:20am News:
National News

Reports rugby player granted diversion incorrect

Media reports a Hamilton based contracted rugby player has been granted diversion in relation to assault charges following on from an incident in the City on 21 January are incorrect. The 20-year-old... More

1 min read
5 Apr 2011 8:22pm News:
National News

German woman killed in road accident

A German woman is dead and two of her countrywomen are in hospital following a road accident near Bruce Bay in South Westland earlier today. The 27 year-old deceased woman was a passenger in a car... More

1 min read
5 Apr 2011 7:59am News:
National News

Rough start to Hamilton nightshift leads to woman's arrest

It was supposed to be a reconciliation meeting instead it ended up with a man having a wine glass smashed into his face, a car mounting a footpath just missing a police station and a woman in custody... More

2 min read
4 Apr 2011 2:25pm News:
Central

Suspicious fire under investigation

Feilding Police are investigating a suspicious fire on Manchester Square, Feilding last night (Sunday, 3 April) The fire at a hairdressers and beauty salon was first noticed at approximately 11.45pm... More

1 min read
4 Apr 2011 1:25pm News:
Central

Man in hospital after stabbing

Police are seeking information about a stabbing outside the Community Probation Service (CPS) centre on Church Street, Palmerston North. The incident occurred around 10.10am this morning when the 20... More

1 min read
1 Apr 2011 1:10pm News:
National News

Auckland City District crime down by almost 10 per cent

Recorded offences in the Auckland City District dropped 9.9% in the 2010 calendar year. At a national level, the number of recorded offences dropped 5.6% - or by 25 thousand. New Zealand's resident... More

1 min read

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