Police make arrests in relation to firearms incident
Police have arrested two men in relation to a firearms incident in Taupō.
Police have arrested two men in relation to a firearms incident in Taupō.
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"It began as a gesture of kindness but had tragic consequences."
"What started as a simple hobby turned into a passion for him ... he was in love with NZ."
Police have released the name of the man who died after falling into Crater Lake.
Iwi acknowledged the death and expressed sympathy to the whānau of the deceased.
The toddler remains in a critical condition due to a medical event at its Taupo home.
The road was still closed at 5.15pm and unlikely to be open for at least another hour.
Emergency services were called to the crash just after 11am.
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The jury has today returned their verdicts after more than 12 hours of deliberation.
Men with facial tattoos, partly concealed by bandannas, threaten and rob young students.
The jury has spent nearly nine hours deliberating so far and will continue again today.
Two of the offenders, who police said were described as Maori, had facial tattoos.
A Hamilton jury remains unable to decide on the fate of the three men.
The jury this morning continued their deliberations into the Taupo shooting.