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Two more Whangārei rioters sentenced
The riot took place in Otangarei last March after an alleged family violence incident.
Editorial: Is deterrence for quarantine rule-breakers enough?
Editorial: Quarantine border focus should be on deterring people from breaking the rules.
Car slams into a garage in Bishopdale, Christchurch
Police and emergency services are at the scene.
Incredible survival: Vehicle smashes into house
Car extensively damaged, corner of house sliced off.
Russell Rawiri hangs up his badge after 41 years
Senior Constable Russell Rawiri looks back on an enforcement career with no regrets.
Covid-19: A short history of escapes from isolation in NZ
Five people who fled a Hamilton hotel are the latest in a series of escapes this month.
Five men charged under prostitution act over allegations involving a minor
The men, aged between 36 and 66, all face charges under the Prostitution Reform Act.
How canal was drained to retrieve body of crash victim
The truck was submerged and the water needed to be lowered to safely get the body.
Police admit officer's hair cutting assault on boy 'completely inappropriate'
A police officer assaulted a teenage boy by cutting his hair without his permission.
'Very fortunate that nobody was killed': Three rammed by car in late-night disorder
Three people are in hospital, one with serious injuries, following incident.
Fatal Kaiaua kayaking trip: Trio were wearing lifejackets when it flipped
The 8-year-old was fishing with his father and sister when their kayak capsized.
'Sabotage' questions after Chinese activists killed in fiery crash
The men had been "hugely influential members of the NZ Chinese community".
Watch: Police pursuit - spiked vehicle flees on shredded tyres
The final moments of a police pursuit are captured on camera by an eye-witness.
'Appalled': Auckland Council calls in police over death threats
Facebook comment threatens lives of Auckland councillors.
Ihumātao: One year since eviction notice served
Occupiers are gathering today to mark one year since the eviction notice was served.
Serious crash involving motorbike and a parked car
Police attended a crash last night in Auckland between a motorbike and a parked car.
Police seeking witnesses to Muriwai crash
One person remains in hospital critically injured from the crash.
85,000 drink-drive cases under cloud over police script wording
One word on a police script could see thousands of convicted drivers have cases reviewed.
Covid-19: Courts clogged with lockdown charges
Backlog of criminal charges over restriction breaches during alert levels 2, 3 and 4.
Sex-text scandal: Andrew Falloon told Collins he only sent one image to one woman
National's Andrew Falloon had a 'pattern of behaviour', says party leader Judith Collins.
Disgraced ex-MP Andrew Falloon's parents 'shattered' over sex-text scandal
John and Shirley have yet to speak to their son about the allegations.
Missing West Auckland woman: Police appeal for help as concerns grow
The visually impaired woman was reported missing at 9am yesterday.
Police not pressing charges after Māori woman alleges racial abuse
Their decision has been described as racist and will be legally challenged.
Watch: Teens brawl in front of funeral home
Police are making inquiries into the fight outside a Matamata chapel today.
Teacher who groomed student for sex in car keeps name secret
Man granted permanent name suppression after being jailed for sex abuse.
Firearm-wielding intruder in Blockhouse Bay - but no threat to public
Police investigating an incident where people were threatened with a gun in their home.
Man arrested after firearm, ammunition found in car
A 24-year-old man was arrested and will appear in the Tauranga District Court tomorrow.
Car flips, brings down power lines in Te Puke
No one was in the vehicle when officers arrived.
Police name victim of fatal Waihī crash
The crash happened between a car and a campervan on State Highway 2 last weekend.
'Unprovoked gratuitous violence': Parole refused for man who kidnapped partner, stabbed her
A man who kidnapped his partner from a refuge and beat, stabbed her will stay in prison.
Woman gets community work after four lockdown breaches in a week
She breached the lockdown rules four times in a week - including twice in one day.
One seriously hurt after car hits power pole in West Auckland
One person is in hospital with head injuries after a car hit a power pole head on.
Ellerslie shooting: Two people rushed to hospital
The firearms incident happened on Arthur St.