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Fighting the Demon: Red truck a symbol of everything wrong in Kawerau
Around 600 people were smoking meth in the town of 6000, say police.
Around 600 people were smoking meth in the town of 6000, say police.
Aggression and delays in learning problems for kids exposed to drug in early years.
Power, P cooks and profit. The evolution of meth changed the criminal underworld forever.
Police are seeking witnesses to a crash that killed a man near Kawerau.
The crash happened on SH34, Kawerau Rd West between SH30 and Kawerau.
A major review of the police pursuits policy has been released today
A joint review of the police pursuits policy is set to be released today.
Locals say Kawerau is not as bad as headlines suggest. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Video shows two people being rammed by a car, which then flees.
Locals say Kawerau is not as bad as headlines suggest. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
'There are women and children there, I think it is ridiculous.'
The incident is the second police shooting in less than a week.
The man was shot by officers after reports of family harm incident, bank robbery.
Report into the death of Waste Management driver Wayne Faga released today.
Regular school attendance improves slightly, but still shows yawning decile gaps.
The Wellington suburb of Kelburn reached 30.3C at around 4pm this afternoon.
The mayor says the problems are due to chlorine, and they are 'not happy about it'.
Burglary breaks hearts of homeowners after house ransacked, sentimental items destroyed.
Methamphetamine, utensils, equipment, a firearm and $4000 cash was recovered.
Former MP Tony Ryall has purposely kept a low profile since exiting politics in 2014.
Former comic puts on another great show, this time talking to students about mental health
Safer communities together means every member of the community, Eastern BOP police show.
A woman who died at a Kawerau timber yard is remembered for her friends and huge smile.
The death had been referred to the Coroner and Worksafe would be investigating.
Joanne Joss, of Kawerau, is the Kiwi killed in a bus crash in Africa last week.
She ended up being too scared to move in and bought a house in Invercargill instead.
Hundreds of people turned up to search for a young Kawerau girl on Wednesday night.
Girl followed a friend home and feigned leaving before hanging out in a bedroom.