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28 Oct 2009 7:06am News:
National News

Appeal for crash witnesses to come forward

Huntly Police are seeking witnesses to a crash that left a male motorcyclist seriously injured and a toddler fighting for his life near Taupiri on Sunday. Sergeant Juliet Burgess of the Huntly... More

1 min read
27 Oct 2009 3:24pm News:
Wellington

Wellington Police concerned by motorists' drink driving attitude

Wellington Police say too many motorists wrongly believe they can get away with drinking and driving. Senior Sergeant Richard Hocken, Wellington City Area road policing group, says 36 drivers were... More

1 min read
27 Oct 2009 1:57pm News:
Waikato

Bank robbed in eastern Hamilton

Police are appealing for witnesses after an offender managed to flee a pursuing customer following a bank robbery in Hamilton this morning. Detective Sergeant Dave Grace said a man entered the... More

1 min read
27 Oct 2009 11:05am News:
Canterbury

Cops on bikes

Media invitation- diary note Cops will be back on bikes in Christchurch. Launch; Wednesday 28 Ocotber, 12 noon Beat Kisok in Square Full press release Wednesday morning. More

1 min read
27 Oct 2009 8:24am News:
National News

Seventh death in Waikato of person not wearing seatbelt

Waikato Police are urging motorists to stick to the basics after a horrific holiday weekend on the district's roads left one person dead and several others fighting for their lives. Yesterday saw the... More

2 min read
25 Oct 2009 6:32pm News:
Waikato

North Waikato crash leaves motorcyclist and toddler critical

Traffic is again flowing on SH1 at Huntly after the scene of a crash that left two people critically injured was cleared early this evening. The crash happened outside of the North Waikato town... More

1 min read
23 Oct 2009 1:36am News:
National News

Escapee captured

To advise that Mr Christpher Thomas Watkins was captured at about 10.40pm last night by the Turangi Police. He was approached by Police on the side of the road whilst walking along of SH 1, approx 3... More

1 min read
23 Oct 2009 1:10am News:
National News

Fatal accident

Further to my last release in relation to the fatal car accident in SH 5 in Reporoa, can advise that the Highway is now open and fully operational. Inspector Lou Alofa Duty Operations Commander North... More

1 min read
22 Oct 2009 4:07pm News:
National News

Tekapo names released

The names of the two Timaru men missing on Lake Tekapo have been released as Police attempt to recover their boat. They are Anthony HAYWOOD age 46 years, son of Alexander HAYWOOD, age 72 years, whose... More

1 min read
22 Oct 2009 1:19pm News:
National News

Man named at Tekapo

The body recovered this morning from Lake Tekapo has been identified as Alexander HAYWOOD aged 72 years of Pleasant Point. Maritime Safety will be arriving this afternoon to investigate. An attempt... More

1 min read

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