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19 Oct 2009 10:48am News:
National News

Hamilton Police cracking down on alcohol related violence following busy weekend

Hamilton Police are taking a zero tolerance approach to alcohol related violence, be it in the home or on the streets after several incidents in the City over the weekend. In the worst incident... More

2 min read
17 Oct 2009 12:19pm News:
National News

It just takes seconds to avoid tragedy

A picture is said to tell a thousand words and in this case the story they tell is if you just takes a couple of seconds to make it click you could save your own life. Waikato Road Policing Manager... More

1 min read
17 Oct 2009 10:16am News:
National News

Appeal for witness to crash to come forward

Waikato Police investigating a crash near Pirongia yesterday afternoon that left three people, including an 18-month-old baby, seriously injured are appealing for the driver of a third car to come... More

1 min read
16 Oct 2009 11:24am News:
National News

Sea based searches continue

The Police Dive Team has been in the water in and around Westhaven Marina from 10.30 this morning as part of another phase of the water search for missing 23 year-old student, Srikanth Rayadurgam who... More

1 min read
15 Oct 2009 5:11pm News:
National News

Media advisory re funeral access for Aisling Symes

The funeral for Aisling Symes is at 11am, Friday 16 October 2009, Ranui Baptist Church, corner of Swanson Road and Greenock Road, Auckland. Police communications advisers Kevin Loughlin and Kaye... More

1 min read
15 Oct 2009 3:47pm News:
National News

Aggravated robbery in Hamilton- Do you know this man?

Hamilton Police investigating the robbery of a bank in a busy shopping centre in the north of the City today have released a photo taken from security camera footage in the hope someone recognizes the... More

1 min read
15 Oct 2009 2:01pm News:
National News

Calls provide limited clues

Police looking for clues about what might have happened to 23 year-old student Srikanth Rayadurgam say it appears he attempted to make two international calls from his mobile 'phone shortly after 10pm... More

1 min read
15 Oct 2009 12:58pm News:
Waikato

Police seek information in Hamilton home invasion

Hamilton Police want the public's help in finding a man who terrorised a mother at gunpoint in her home while her young children slept. Detective Sergeant Dave Grace of the Hamilton CIB said the woman... More

1 min read
14 Oct 2009 5:08pm News:
National News

Friday funeral service for Aisling Symes

A funeral service for two-year-old Aisling Symes will be held at 11am, Friday, 16 October, at the Ranui Baptist Church, corner of Swanson and Greenock Roads, where the family worship. Parents Angela... More

1 min read
14 Oct 2009 3:45pm News:
Canterbury

New Brighton staff pedal to save school pool

There were a few tired faces and sore bodies by the time New Brighton staff cycled into the Central school this afternoon to an enthusiastic welcome by the New Brighton pupils. New Brighton Central... More

1 min read

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