Four people taken to hospital after crash on SH18 in Hobsonville, Auckland
One person has serious injuries and three others have moderate injuries.
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Mosque massacre: Police commended for 'relentless' work following March 15 attack
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'Porous' borders: Police warn organised drug trade rapidly evolving
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Police censured over wrong-way motorway teen pursuit
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Attacks on police rose in the past year; 350 assaults recorded
Attacks on police rose in the past year with 350 assaults recorded.
NZ gun law reforms: Firearms register finally here
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Gangster's daughter recruited by police, then suspended
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'Tens of thousands of dollars a day': Huge police cost for Ihumātao protest
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Gun law reform: Nash gets it wrong, Ardern blames officials
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Woman flees police in chase - and then escapes from station
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Grandmother called cops before grandson killed in police chase
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'Unprecedented' number of new police officers expected in Hawke's Bay in next five years
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