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Collapse of an empire: How a South Island gang boss was brought down from inside
Kurt Bayer reports on the fast rise, and even faster fall, of an underworld kingpin.
Kurt Bayer reports on the fast rise, and even faster fall, of an underworld kingpin.
It is understood the man has severe injuries to an arm.
Large house fire in Hillsborough keeps emergency services busy overnight
Councils are racing to check if any buildings are structurally at risk.
Police say they will respond to any issues and urge the public to report crimes.
The behaviour of high school students has twice forced a childcare centre into lockdown.
Security footage reveals the moment hammer-wielding robbers attacked two people.
A helicopter, ambulances, fire engines and police were called to a Kaiwaitau Rd property.
Police are investigating after the Hastings St jewellery store was hit on Wednesday.
The woman believes the same offender returned and stole another car Tuesday morning.
'I am shaking. What am I to do in the morning?' says store owner.
A 28-year-old has been charged with assault and attempt to rob
The 25-year-old charged with murder will appear in Hamilton District Court tomorrow.
Police are continuing to investigate the circumstances surrounding the crash.
The victim's brother is in shock at the brutality of the alleged assault.
Harry Singh is still recovering from swollen ribs, bruised arm and a black eye.
Herald podcast A Moment In Crime looks back at the killing of Auckland man Javed Mills
Football player William Newton was left fighting for his life in a roadside ditch
Aria, also known as Angel, went missing from Warkworth on June 20.
Hit again: Dairy owner plagued by break-ins.
Police were called after a car crashed into a tree in the Waikato late last night.
The sophisticated operation was estimated to turn over $24 million a year.
FNDC successfully seeks High Court order to move occupiers of reserve and accessway.
'Expect to see us anywhere, anytime,' say cops as they send a warning to drink-drivers.
Taking the 1.2kg of meth off the street has prevented 'considerable harm', police say.
'It’s getting worse. The figures are mind-boggling.'
Immigration NZ says it is aware of the issue and is investigating the allegations.
The chase first began in Papakura and ended in Te Atatu Peninsula.
The group spent last night on the roof in 11C temperatures.
Richard Leman's dismembered body was found inside the boot of a parked car.