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6 Apr 2010 10:35am News:
Central

Driver charged over cyclist's death

A truck driver has been charged over the death of a German tourist who had been cycling and backpacking through New Zealand. Mia Pusch was killed on Tuesday (5 January) as she cycled along SH3 near... More

1 min read
6 Apr 2010 9:50am News:
Waikato

Meremere release 3

Update Meremere body Responding to a series of questions on delays in identifying a body found in the Waikato River over the weekend Waikato Police warn it could be some time before an identification... More

1 min read
6 Apr 2010 7:22am News:
Waikato

Post-mortem expected to be carried today out on Meremere body

A post-mortem examination on the skeletal remains of a body discovered in the Waikato River over the weekend is expected to be carried out in Auckland today. The body was found adjacent to the... More

1 min read
5 Apr 2010 11:43am News:
Central

Disappointment at rural drink-driving

A senior police officer has expressed his disappointment at the high number of drivers found over the drink-drive limit in small rural communities on Saturday night (3 April). From around 6pm on... More

1 min read
4 Apr 2010 8:04am News:
Waikato

Waikato Police await post-mortem to identify body found in river

Waikato Police are awaiting the results of forensic examinations and a post-mortem as they seek to identify a body found submerged in the Waikato River yesterday morning. Police were called to the... More

1 min read
1 Apr 2010 12:46pm News:
National News

Waikato Police concerned about risk drivers are taking to avoid arrest

Waikato Police are deeply concerned about the risks offenders are willing to take on the roads, placing not only their lives at risk but those of other motorists, as they seek to avoid the long arm of... More

2 min read
1 Apr 2010 10:46am News:
National News

Job seeking burglar

Seeking employment was the cover for a Hamilton man if he was confronted as he carried out a series of commercial daytime burglaries across the City. Arrested a number of times over recent months the... More

2 min read
1 Apr 2010 10:16am News:
Tasman

2009 Calendar Year: West Coast Area Crime Statistics

Police report a 7 percent increase in recorded crime on the West Coast in the 2009 calendar year. The resolution rate increased from 56.7 percent in 2008 to 57.1 percent in 2009, well above the... More

1 min read
1 Apr 2010 10:14am News:
Tasman

2009 Calendar Year: Marlborough Area Crime Statistics

Police report a 9 percent rise in recorded crime in Marlborough in the 2009 calendar year, up from 5,417 recorded offences in 2008 to 5,908 in 2009. The resolution rate has increased from 58.2 percent... More

2 min read
1 Apr 2010 10:12am News:
Tasman

2009 Calendar Year: Nelson Bays Area crime statistics

Police report a 7 percent increase in recorded crime in Nelson Bays in the 2009 calendar year, up from 9,030 recorded offences in 2008 to 9,648 in 2009. Over the same period the resolution rate... More

3 min read

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