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10 Dec 2009 10:06am News:
National News

Commissioner clarifies Road Policing comments

Police Commissioner Howard Broad has this morning moved to clarify remarks he made in the course of an exchange with Act MP David Garrett at the Law and Order Select Committee yesterday. Mr Broad said... More

2 min read
10 Dec 2009 10:02am News:
National News

Police No Longer Treating Incident As Homicide

Inquiries continue today to positively identify the man's body found yesterday at the Scott Memorial in Blueskin Road, Port Chalmers. Public support in respect of sightings of the grey vehicle parked... More

1 min read
10 Dec 2009 9:24am News:
Central

On the 6th day of Christmas . . . don't be anti-social

Christmas is a time for goodwill, so the message from Central District Police is to consider everyone around you and to think before you act. Mindless, wilful damage and nuisance behaviour happens all... More

1 min read
9 Dec 2009 4:02pm News:
National News

Body Found In Port Chalmers

At about 1pm today, Thursday 9 December 2009, a member of the public notified Dunedin Police that they had discovered the body of a male off a track in the area known as Scott Memorial on Blueskin... More

1 min read
9 Dec 2009 2:09pm News:
Canterbury

Missing man located

Missing man Mr Darrell Tiplady has been located. He came into Lyttelton Police station earlier this afternoond and identified himself. More

1 min read
9 Dec 2009 12:14pm News:
Canterbury

Missing man

This person has now been found. More

1 min read
9 Dec 2009 7:07am News:
Central

On the 5th day of Christmas . . . clunk click for every trip

Police in Central District want you to reach your destination safely this Christmas and one way to help ensure your safety is to wear your seatbelt. There have already been 53 fatal crashes in the... More

3 min read
8 Dec 2009 2:58pm News:
Canterbury

Security photos from ANZ robbery- Canterbury University

Further to yesterday's media release regarding the Robbery at the University Branch of the ANZ Bank. Attached are still photographs of the offender taken from the bank security cameras. Anyone who can... More

1 min read
8 Dec 2009 12:50pm News:
Central

On the 4th day of Christmas . . . have yourself a problem-free party

We all love a party and what better excuse than Christmas and New Year; but how do you maximise the fun and minimise the trouble? Horror stories in the media about gatecrashers drummed up through... More

2 min read
7 Dec 2009 3:07pm News:
National News

Police concerned about missing elderly woman's safety

Hamilton Police hold grave fears for the safety of an elderly woman reported to them as missing yesterday who was last seen five days ago. Audrey GIBSON, 81, was last seen leaving her hairdresser's on... More

1 min read

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