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16 Feb 2010 12:51pm News:
Central

Action-packed family day is this weekend

The fun-filled open day in Feilding that was postponed in October due to a water-logged showground is all set to go ahead this weekend (Saturday, 20 February). It will be the town's first Combined... More

1 min read
15 Feb 2010 11:31am News:
National News

Investigation into death of Vanessa Pickering continues

Christchurch Police are consolidating information received so far in relation to the death of Vanessa Pickering and will be reviewing it over the next weeks, says DSS Virginia Le Bas. "We're still... More

1 min read
15 Feb 2010 8:37am News:
Canterbury

Emergency Services Open Day at Christchurch Central

Saturday 27 February 2010, 12 noon - 6pm Christchurch Police are opening the doors to the public on Saturday 27 February, 12 noon to 6pm, with Fire and Ambulance joining this year to make the event an... More

4 min read
12 Feb 2010 10:37am News:
National News

Police conducting scene exam on Godley Head

Christchurch Police will be working through the scene exmination where a body was found in the Godley Head reserve last night , during this morning. DSS Virginia Le Bas says she anticipates that the... More

1 min read
11 Feb 2010 7:56pm News:
National News

Footage tracks possible offender

The man, who Police investigating 39 year-old Hiren Mohini's murder want to identify, will feature in extensive footage on tonight's Police 10/7 programme on TV2. After viewing more than 400 hours of... More

2 min read
11 Feb 2010 7:10pm News:
National News

Media conference at Godley Head

DSS Virginia Le Bas will meet media at the paraponting centre on Godley Head Rd at 7.30pm this evening. More

1 min read
11 Feb 2010 4:01pm News:
National News

Photo of vehicle in search for Vanessa

Sighting of this Toyota Estima EFA 478, coloured blue /green are sought particularly in North Canterbury from Monday 8 February to midday Wednesday 10 February. It is believed to be associated with... More

1 min read
11 Feb 2010 11:42am News:
National News

Media conference time change

Due to a change in court times the confernece wirth DSS Le Bas at Christchurch Central has been changed to 3.30pm today. More

1 min read
11 Feb 2010 11:03am News:
National News

The search for Vanessa Pickering continues today

As each day passes the concerns for Vanessa Pickering's safety and whereabouts increase says DSS Virginia Le Bas. "She's had no contact with her family or friends and her seven year old daughter waits... More

1 min read
11 Feb 2010 7:58am News:
Canterbury

Taser introduction into Canterbury

Canterbury District has been allocated 76 Taser units across the District. 356 `first response' staff in Canterbury will be trained as Taser 'Operators' over the next couple of months. These will... More

2 min read

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