Police responding to unexplained sudden death on Auckland's North Shore
Police were called to the incident on Onewa Rd, Birkenhead at 3.40pm
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Man charged with reckless driving causing injury and driving while disqualified.
Thieves target shop for ice creams and bags of sweets
At least five businesses in Auckland central were hit by thieves overnight.
More than 300 rounds of police ammunition goes missing while in transit
A spokesperson confirmed that a freight company reported the loss on Thursday.
'Am I safe?' Man traumatised after unprovoked hammer attack
The man suffered from a fractured skull, eye socket and jaw, and has been left traumatised
Armed Offenders on scene: Police ask Gisborne residents to avoid Lytton Rd area
Police are responding to an incident at a residential property on Lytton Rd, Gisborne.
Thieves target Auckland eateries overnight - make off with empty till
Five youths have been arrested over the burglaries.
At least one seriously injured in crash in Clendon Park
At least one person has been injured in a late night crash in South Auckland.
Serious crash, Te Puke - Bay of Plenty
Initial indications suggest there are serious injuries.
Operation Cobalt: Arrests made in Invercargill
Two patched Mongrel Mob members and an associate were arrested.
'No one deserves to die like that': Sister's plea as new details emerge over teen's killing
Ariki Rigby's sister has called on those who know her killers to stop "protecting" them.
Cold case: Who killed Japanese tourist Kayo Matsuzawa?
The Herald looks back at the 1998 killing of Japanese tourist Kayo Matsuzawa
Two die in crashes in Palmerston North and West Coast
In Palmerston North, man died after car mounted path; West Coast crash was in Charleston.
Fire Service calls in police to investigate volunteer brigade's 'wood fund'
Disputed "wood fund" was from Titirangi volunteers' wood-chopping fundraising drives.
Armed police surround house in Glendene, West Auckland
Police have surrounded and entered a house in the West Auckland suburb of Glendene.
'Targeting poor communities': Advocates hit out at Hipkins' police photography stance
Wider police discretion to photograph youths will set back race relations, critics say.
The region where armed offenders squad callouts have spiked
A sign Government has let gun crime get out of control, or that it's taking a harder line?
'Not adequately equipped': Big increase in police officers leaving the force
National list MP Shane Reti says Northland needs more police in the right places.
Gloriavale leaders admit mishandling sex abuse cases
Gloriavale leaders say they were unaware of the extent of abuse until two years ago.
Auckland shops hit overnight: 'I'm tired, I'm over it' - owner
Thieves have struck again; with several shops around Auckland targeted.
South Wairarapa alleged arsonist arrested
Fires were lit at two properties, Wards Line near Greytown, damaging several buildings.
Law change proposed to unlock key police tools after bombshell review
Officers' ability to hold young criminals to account are being compromised.
'I can't breathe': Custody officer says the man's hands later turned blue
Alo Ngata was put in a spit hood. He died in hospital three days after his arrest.
Family of missing Marokopa children trying to raise funds for reward
This month marks 10 months since the children went missing for the second time
Dyslexic police candidate fails typing test, takes fight to court
Guy Greenslade failed the typing test three times and was rejected from Police College.
Most junior cop on scene fitted a spit hood during arrest. The suspect died in custody
Alo Ngata died in police custody days after a violent arrest in Auckland.
'Horrific tragedy': Widow gives birth after husband's alleged murder
The newborn baby boy is the spitting image of his father, who he will never meet.
Minister says 'no' to Kiwi cop's family facing Taliban reprisals
Days remain before family of New Zealand woman face being handed over to Taliban.
'She should have been safe' - Herald podcast A Moment In Crime looks at murder of Christchurch woman Valerie Heaney
Herald podcast A Moment In Crime looks at the murder of Valerie Heaney in Christchurch
Police officer justified in firing some shots at fleeing prisoner, but not all
The officer fired nine shots at the man, including three into the back of his stolen car.
'Chilling' murder of Constable Matthew Hunt: Killer appeals 'crushing' sentence
"Mr Epiha had no motive to kill these police constables. He was just killing them."
NZ Police data sharing agreement with European police questioned over controversy
The European Union's own data protection watchdog is suing its own police.