Search underway for missing fisherman in Canterbury
The man failed to return home from a fishing trip in the Twizel-Tekapo area on Saturday.
The man failed to return home from a fishing trip in the Twizel-Tekapo area on Saturday.
Part of Lake Road in Belmont is closed while emergency services respond.
Pair were left clinging to a chilly bin but fortunately wearing lifejackets.
Murderer Timothy Taylor is to be released on parole 21 years after killing Lisa Blakie
Rydell Tauapiki Martin is charged with murdering Phillip Macpherson with an axe.
It comes after reports of Māori youths being randomly stopped and photographed.
"It makes me angry, because they are children of the Whanganui river."
"What's secretive about twisting someone's arm?"
Johnson was last seen leaving an address in Glenfield yesterday evening.
Rydell Martin is fighting a murder charge after a fatal axe attack two years ago.
A post-mortem will be held tomorrow.
More than 113,000 vehicles went through the 10 police border checkpoints last week.
The 501 deportees are of particular concern, says the Police Association.
Superintendent: 'The public rightly hold police officers to high standards.'
The person has been taken to Middlemore Hospital by ambulance.
NZ intelligence agencies urged to do better at blocking white supremacists online.
After multiple serious assaults in the past few weeks, the streets no longer feel safe.
The arrest involved dozens of armed police and police dogs.
The woman had encouraged her children to remove tape protecting playground.
A Senior Constable came across an unlikely duo on an adventure when near State Highway 1.
Police say the driver had barricaded himself in an Auckland property after fleeing them.
Police are investigating an alleged assault outside a Wellington nightclub last weekend.
The incident, between Te Kūiti and Taumarunui, blocked travel in both directions.
Sean Broderick is still wanted by police and they say he could be anywhere in Nth Island.
The crash happened at the intersection of Woodcock and Tauwhere Rds, Tamahere.
But they won't take action against those defying isolation or testing orders.
The majority verdict was given in the High Court at Auckland today.
Hunted man considered dangerous.
Businesses urge people to speak to them before calling police or 'shaming'.