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Serious crash, Te Puke - Bay of Plenty
Initial indications suggest there are serious injuries.
Initial indications suggest there are serious injuries.
Two patched Mongrel Mob members and an associate were arrested.
Ariki Rigby's sister has called on those who know her killers to stop "protecting" them.
The Herald looks back at the 1998 killing of Japanese tourist Kayo Matsuzawa
In Palmerston North, man died after car mounted path; West Coast crash was in Charleston.
Disputed "wood fund" was from Titirangi volunteers' wood-chopping fundraising drives.
Police have surrounded and entered a house in the West Auckland suburb of Glendene.
Wider police discretion to photograph youths will set back race relations, critics say.
A sign Government has let gun crime get out of control, or that it's taking a harder line?
Thieves have struck again; with several shops around Auckland targeted.
Fires were lit at two properties, Wards Line near Greytown, damaging several buildings.
Officers' ability to hold young criminals to account are being compromised.
Alo Ngata was put in a spit hood. He died in hospital three days after his arrest.
This month marks 10 months since the children went missing for the second time
Guy Greenslade failed the typing test three times and was rejected from Police College.
Alo Ngata died in police custody days after a violent arrest in Auckland.
The newborn baby boy is the spitting image of his father, who he will never meet.
The officer fired nine shots at the man, including three into the back of his stolen car.
"Mr Epiha had no motive to kill these police constables. He was just killing them."
The European Union's own data protection watchdog is suing its own police.
One was a ram raid at a BP service station.
The crash occurred shortly after 11.15pm.
Police have arrested two men and one woman who they believe are key players in the ring.
The use of plain clothes officers is a standard operating tactic.
The soldier killed in a double fatal crash on Friday has been named as Tristan McQueen
Thieves have hit an Auckland jewellery store for the third time this year.
'I was utterly determined I was going to get my money back.'
A 42yo man has been arrested and will appear in Waitākere District Court on Thursday.
18-year-old man charged with wounding with intent to commit grievous bodily harm.