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17 Sep 2009 9:38am News:
Canterbury

Fatal car crash

New Brighton police are investigating a fatal car crash which occurred at about 6.20 pm on Wednesday 16 September 2009. The crash happened on Estuary Road in New Brighton when a car travelling in a... More

1 min read
17 Sep 2009 9:25am News:
Central

Man dies following weekend road crash

A driver involved in a crash in Palmerston North early Saturday morning (12 September) has died in hospital. The crash happened shortly before 5am on Saturday when a Subaru Impreza crashed through... More

1 min read
17 Sep 2009 8:54am News:
Central

Man charged with manslaughter following road crash

An 18-year-old man from Bunnythorpe is facing a manslaughter charge after the death of his teenage friend in a road crash in Palmerston North in June. The crash occurred late on Saturday, 6 June, on... More

1 min read
16 Sep 2009 3:16pm News:
National News

Deceased named

The man whose body was found at a Burrows Place, Christchurch address on Monday has been formally identified as Stephen Mwangi MAINA, age 38 years, of Ashburton. His family in Kenya have been advised... More

1 min read
16 Sep 2009 1:16pm News:
National News

Op Burrows- Media conference

DI Greg Williams will be available to meet media today at 2.45pm at Christchurch Central. More

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16 Sep 2009 9:24am News:
National News

Name of atacked woman released

Operation Burrows Christchurch Police confirm that the name of the female victim in hospital is Lydiah Muthoni MUNENE and her husband is Samuel Ngumo NJUGUNA. The deceased victim was removed from the... More

1 min read
15 Sep 2009 3:34pm News:
National News

Lost climber's name released

The missing student on Mt Rolleston near Arthurs Pass is named as Edward SAI LOUIE aged 18 years of Auckland. The friend who was ski ing with Edward does not wish to be named. Edward's family have... More

1 min read
15 Sep 2009 9:59am News:
National News

Man dead and woman badly injured in Christchurch

Police have launched a homicide inquiry after the body of a dead male and a badly injured woman were found in a house in Burrows Place, Ilam Christchurch yesterday evening. The woman's current... More

1 min read
15 Sep 2009 8:58am News:
Canterbury

Motorway speedsters nabbed

Speeding motorists on the Christchurch Northern Motorway have shocked Canterbury Highway Patrol staff. 152 drivers were caught for exceeding the 100km/h speed limit over a seven day period. Sergeant... More

1 min read
14 Sep 2009 2:59pm News:
Canterbury

Police seeking witness

On Friday 11 September at about 3.30pm police apprehended a man who had spoken to a driver inferring that he was a police officer. He had shown the woman a Police Business card. Police spoke to him... More

1 min read

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