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Drug mule had 1.4kg of P in his body: Customs
An Iranian arrested at Auckland Airport was allegedly found with 1.4kg of concealed and swallowed in about 185 small latex "pellets".
Man drowned trying to avoid police, inquest told
A young man drowned in the Grey River in an attempt to avoid a drink-driving conviction, Coroner Richard McElrea has told an inquest.
Public to get say on Hillary Ridge
NZers can now have their say on whether the South Ridge of Aoraki Mount Cook should be renamed as 'Hillary Ridge'. The Geographic Board today opened a three month-public consultation.
Revealed: NZ's thriving underbelly
A man who spent three years infiltrating Auckland's crime networks has uncovered a drug trade on a staggering scale.
Airline wants checks axed to save passengers $94
Almost $100 would be cut off a return airfare to Australia under one airline's plan to simplify transtasman travel.
Customs link in smugglers' $17m P plot
A Customs broker has been charged with helping smuggle drugs worth up to $17 million.
Data-matching tool can point to suspects
The Joint Border Management System will give Government agencies a powerful data-matching tool for identifying those transporting illegal goods.
Newlyweds recruited to smuggle in drugs
Young Taiwanese honeymooners are being used to carry drug parcels into NZ, says a local tour operator.
$6m of P in luggage
Five of the tour group, and their tour leader, reached the arrivals hall but the sixth was subjected to a search that Customs said led to the discovery of $6m of pure meth.
Drugs war soaking Mexico-US border blood red
Narcotraficantes, or drug dealers, can buy the murder of many, and the loyalty of nearly everyone.
Customs reviewing party drug imports
Customs is reviewing the way it targets rising levels of imports of the party drug mephedrone, which has been linked to deaths in Europe.
Britain set to ban NZ's new killer party drug
A drug thought to be used by Kiwis as a substitute for ecstasy could be banned in Britain after being linked to two deaths.
Australia and NZ merger 'inevitable'
A recent poll has found 40 per cent of New Zealanders are open to the idea of becoming a state of Australia.