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5 Nov 2009 1:15pm News:
Wellington

Lower Hutt Police search for gunman

Lower Hutt Police including the Armed Offenders Squad are searching for a man who fled after pointing a handgun at a police officer during a routine vehicle stop in Naenae this morning. Inspector... More

1 min read
5 Nov 2009 12:36pm News:
National News

Identification confirmed

Regional Coroner Sue Johnson has today established the identification of the person who died in Little Akaloa yesterday and confirms it is Professor Sir Donald Beaven. Provisional post-mortem findings... More

1 min read
5 Nov 2009 12:19pm News:
Canterbury

Missing teen

Ashley Sehnert is 14 years old and has been missing from her Papanui/ Edgeware home since last Sunday. Police have concerns for her safety. Ashley went to the shops and did not return. Since then she... More

1 min read
5 Nov 2009 11:20am News:
National News

Formal identification of fire victim could take several days

Formal identification of a body in a house destroyed by fire in the Banks Peninsula settlement of Little Akaloa yesterday, could take days, say Christchurch Police. Senior Sergeant Stu Munro says that... More

1 min read
4 Nov 2009 3:23pm News:
National News

Two unrestrained children seriously hurt in Waikato crash

It's a simple enough rule- the number of people in a vehicle should not be greater than the number seats, and unfortunately two Waikato toddlers are paying a heavy price for this rule not being... More

1 min read
4 Nov 2009 9:37am News:
Canterbury

Show week 7 14 November 2009

While most of New Zealand and Australia have enjoyed the Melbourne Cup, for Cantabrians, it is only the beginning of the social build up to Christmas. Next week is Show Week in Christchurch with the A... More

2 min read
3 Nov 2009 3:52pm News:
National News

If in doubt check it out- the risks are too high

Take your time, check your mirrors and if in doubt check it out- even if it means exiting your vehicle is the message from Waikato Police after a second child was driven over in 24 hours. Sergeant... More

1 min read
3 Nov 2009 1:36pm News:
Waikato

Appeal for witnesses to Huntly robbery

Western Waikato Police investigating the aggravated robbery of security guards delivering money to a Huntly bank are appealing for witnesses to come forward. Huntly Sub-area Manager, Senior Sergeant... More

1 min read
3 Nov 2009 9:52am News:
Canterbury

Was your car in Christchurch damaged last Saturday?

Christchurch Police are seeking witnesses and anyone whose car was `clipped' by another vehicle being pursued by police in the weekend. They also want to hear from anyone whose car was parked in... More

1 min read
3 Nov 2009 9:28am News:
Waikato

Name release Huntly fatal

03 November 2009 The name of a South Auckland toddler who died in Auckland's Starship Hospital on Thursday following a three car collision on SH1 south of Huntly over Labour Weekend has been released... More

1 min read

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