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14 Mar 2011 3:53pm News:
National News

Arrests continue in Operation Explorer

After the successful raids on Friday, which exposed the Police infiltration into the heart of organised crime in Nelson, a total of 37 people have now been arrested in connection to the operation... More

2 min read
14 Mar 2011 1:17pm News:
National News

Historical moment for Australian Police

The Christchurch Earthquake police operation now has the support of Australian police officers from every Australian state and territory as well as the Australian Federal Police. This is an historical... More

1 min read
14 Mar 2011 11:35am News:
National News

Swedish hunter killed in Nelson Lakes National Park

A Swedish tourist was been found dead at the bottom of a waterfall in Nelson Lakes National Park this morning after an extensive search. Ivar Sturesson-Bolin, 25, arrived in New Zealand one week ago... More

1 min read
13 Mar 2011 7:22pm News:
National News

Car park at 101 Victoria Square will be cleared on Tuesday

From Tuesday onwards Police will be in a position to start retrieving vehicles within car park buildings within the cordon. This will be a slow process on a building by building basis as there are... More

2 min read
13 Mar 2011 7:04pm News:
National News

Steady progress with vehicle recovery

The plan to recover vehicles from the cordoned area of Christchurch CBD is progressing well with more than 350 vehicles reunited with owners this weekend. Tow trucks under Police supervision have been... More

1 min read
13 Mar 2011 5:17pm News:
National News

Take care around schools in Christchurch

Police are appealing for particular care to be taken around schools as some double up on students to assist those venues that are still closed following the Christchurch earthquake. The majority of... More

2 min read
13 Mar 2011 1:50pm News:
National News

Watch your alcohol intake

Police response and reassurance patrols are keeping an eye on bars and other licensed premises in Christchurch suburban areas to ensure alcohol related offending is kept to a minimum. There were 29... More

1 min read
12 Mar 2011 6:11pm News:
National News

Police keep pressure on gangs in Nelson

Police in Nelson kept a close watch on motorbike riders who chose to continue with a poker run, despite the hosts, the Red Devils, being unable to attend. All members of the Red Devils and a number of... More

1 min read
12 Mar 2011 5:19pm News:
National News

10 additional names of deceased confirmed

Police have this afternoon confirmed the identities of a further 10 people who died in the Christchurch earthquake. Rhys Frank BROOKBANKS, 25, of Christchurch John Barry CRAIG (known as Barry), 67, of... More

1 min read
12 Mar 2011 3:16pm News:
Central

Italian tourist is safe and well

Police are no longer seeking information on the whereabouts of Italian tourist Anita Colombo as it is now confirmed that she is safe and well. Concerns had been raised by Anita's family via the... More

1 min read

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