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'Significant concerns': Wesley College breaks silence over statutory manager
School warned of duty of care to keep students “physically and emotionally safe".
Northland Police believe two aggravated robberies are linked
Hikurangi Four Square robbed by a male with a weapon.
Officer never admitted suicidal thoughts to social worker
The man's welfare officer gives evidence on second day of inquest.
Man who brutally murdered tourist as a teen says killing ‘an accident’
Scottish tourist Karen Aim's killer reveals he thought violence towards women 'normal'.
News snippets from Northland - news briefs from across the region
News in briefs from Northland
Estranged wife tells inquest she flagged police officer’s suicide risk for months
The former police officer died amid the breakup of his marriage.
No body, no gun: Hung jury in Christchurch murder case
Michael McGrath vanished in 2017 - his friend denied shooting him dead.
Circumstances surrounding grisly find on Wellington beach remain unclear
The foot was found by a member of the public out for a Saturday morning walk on the beach.
Man lucky to be alive after car lands on bedroom roof as he lay in bed
Out-of-control car hurtles down bank and crashes onto roof.
'Just a normal jump': Traumatised skydiver breaks silence after fatal Muriwai accident
Skydive Auckland says it's been unfairly singled out by the watchdog.
Northland news in brief: Winning Lotto ticket sold; fog cannon thwarts break-in
News in brief from across Northland and the surrounds.
Teens stopped after travelling 180km/h on Auckland motorway
Five teens in a car travelling up to 180km/h on the Northern Motorway in police custody.
Person alleged to have blackmailed public figure appears in court
The accused has been charged with blackmail and pleaded not guilty.
Teen sex abuser back in community - Corrections bid for intense monitoring revealed
Sex offender admits abusing cousin after judge acquitted him following trial.
Prison ordered for serial burglar found with sensitive firearms documents lost in police station heist
The documents were found after a series of burglaries at the former police station.
Searching for Sara Niethe - investigator, family start last search 20 years on
A Moment In Crime podcast looks at the disappearance and death of Waikato mum.
Inquiries continue after foot found on Petone Beach
Police are urging anyone with information to contact them immediately.
'Fourteen hours': Time discrepancy saw police consider charges against woman over partner’s suicide
Couple had had a fractious relationship before their deaths.
Police plead for information about seriously injured baby
The baby had nine non-accidental fractures.
'Living beyond their means': Jury asks why rest home fraudster's wife wasn't charged
An audit showed money received by the couple 'well exceeded' their combined income.
'A beer after work': Police release further details in meth-spiked beer tragedy, arrest made
A 30-year-old has been charged with supplying methamphetamine.
Death of child sex accused was 'meticulously planned and firmly intentional': Coroner
Coroner rules man facing raft of child sex charges took his own life the day before court
'Disgraceful': Woman bit officer's hand to the bone, fracturing it
A female police officer required several weeks off work following the assault.
Bribery allegation after sexual encounter
The accused person has been charged by police with blackmail and pleaded not guilty.
'Boom, boom, boom': Up to five shots fired at house during Auckland drive-by
Police are investigating a drive-by shooting in Mt Wellington, Auckland, overnight.
Teenager with gunshot wounds dropped off at hospital
18yo being treated for non-life threatening injuries.
Formed in prison: New gang The Pirates comprised of Killer Beez, Tribesmen members
The new gang is muscling into the Christchurch underworld scene.
Jarrod Gilbert: Stuart Nash’s stint as Police Minister short, but not sweet
OPINION: Spectacular own goal also shows the importance of defending against corruption.
Editorial: Labour, Nats playing it safe in election year with one goal in mind
EDITORIAL: The margins are so tight, ambitions are on hold in an election year.
Sasha Borissenko: Nash and conflict of interest: Where do you draw the line?
OPINION: Are rules on "close associates" or "mates" fit-for-purpose for a small country?
Paula Bennett: PM a chicken over Stuart Nash scandal
OPINION: Ex-Police Minister Stuart Nash went from rooster to feather duster this week.
Police seize $40k cash, meth, guns in Gisborne, Tauranga organised crime operation
Police operation nets drugs, firearms and cash in Gisborne