What Covid-19 taught district's new top cop
Scott Fraser was part of the police response team to Covid-19
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Search for missing diver on Māhia coast
Search has been suspended and will continue in the morning.
Police find live ammo in passenger's luggage
The passenger had checked in a disabled gun and magazine with two live rounds.
Two arrested after loaded military-style assault rifle recovered
Discovery made after police attended a report of disorder in Manukau this morning.
Four boaties safe after capsize near Cape Palliser
One patient was transported to hospital with minor injuries.
Alleged sexual assault: Police find officer breached policy, but no charges
IPCA said not enough evidence to criminally charge the officer, who denied the allegation.
Man badly injured in central Auckland fight
Two arrests have been made after the early morning fight was reported near Khyber Pass Rd.
Man forbidden to be with children on bail near primary school
A police spokesperson said they wouldn't release any details about the man's charge.
Luxury homes, jewellery, cash seized in money laundering crackdown
$10.2m worth of assets was seized by police and 10 people arrested in Operation Ida.
'I cried for the woman in the other car': Man falls asleep at wheel - conviction set aside
"I cry for the woman in the other car," man with obstructive sleep apnoea says.
Convicted paedophile back behind bars after contacting Auckland girl
'These guys don't come with 'danger' stamped on their head'.
Remuera death: Police speak to masseuse and barber known to grieving husband
Police still treating death of health boss at $4 million Remuera home as "unexplained".
Dunedin supermarket stabbing victim discharged
Three other people remain in hospital.
Fatal crash: One dead after car and motorbike crash in Ōpōtiki
Motorbike rider was critically injured and died at the scene.
Dilworth School sex abuse: Third death among accused
The 70-year-old is the second accused to die this week.
'Dodged death': How Toyota ended up on a $120k Lamborghini
Driver managed to avoid a speeding car coming towards him, but hit a $120k Lamborghini.
'Graphic' and 'disturbing' child exploitation video circulating
Police are asking anyone who is aware of it being shared to let them know.
Emergency services at home of Remuera woman whose death is unexplained
Fire and Emergency say a small gas bottle was on fire outside the house.
Potential firearm sighting: Person in custody after school put in lockdown
A post made by Kuranui College said the school had been advised to stay indoors.
Gloriavale: Police remain on site at under-fire Christian community
Police remain on site at Gloriavale amid accusations of widespread abuse.
'I don't see the systemic racism': Collins on police inquiry on bias
The National leader says police inquiry into unconscious bias in force is not necessary.
Car crashes into Gisborne cemetery, damaging headstones
The area remained cordoned off and under guard overnight.
Concern new police powers could perpetuate systemic racism towards Māori
Meanwhile Judith Collins says there is 'absolutely' no systemic racism in the police.
Women shot by duck hunters: Man charged with careless use of firearm
A man, 26, has been arrested after two women were hit by pellets.
Reports of car fire in West Auckland
An alleged altercation has taken place in the Glen Eden shopping area.
Seventh man charged over Sofitel shooting incident
Police said further arrests are possible.
Missing teens: Two teens found; Auckland teen still missing
The mother of one missing teen picked up her son this afternoon.
Officer gets used to 'new normal' while recovering from severe burns
Te Anau police constable Kris Dale recovers from severe burns.
Dunedin stabbing: Man charged with four counts of attempted murder
A man has been charged with four counts of attempted murder.
'Extremely concerning': Kids aged 5 to 9 caught with illicit drugs
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'I thought he was going to come for me next' - Supermarket stabbing witness
"He briefly looked in my direction, and I thought he was going to come for me next."
Drug law impact revealed: Number of people charged per month dropping dramatically; less bias against Māori
Two in 10 caught with drugs charged, one in 10 with cannabis, and half caught with meth.
Supermarket stabbing a 'random attack', police praise heroic shoppers
The alleged stabber was injured and is currently in hospital under police guard.