Auckland bonsai theft: 'Please care for them' man begs thieves
The 46 precious bonsai, worth upward of $20,000, were stolen from Mt Albert back garden.
The 46 precious bonsai, worth upward of $20,000, were stolen from Mt Albert back garden.
The woman was also allegedly found in possession of a police shirt and pants.
Engineers are hard at work hand-crafting a new bucket.
Shock break-in at the country's leading stained glass art studio.
The panty raider allegedly stole a number of pairs of undies, as well as some cash.
Dramatic arrest in the bush near Taupō after alleged gunpoint car theft.
Just days after returning from facial surgery, Jaydon Linton's vehicle was stolen.
One in four people have been burgled - many of them were home or not gone long.
A jewellery thief snuck through several rooms without being noticed by home owner.
Despite the near $2.5m theft, Sharon Bradley is yet to pay a cent back.
A businessman whose home was burgled during renovation believes it was an "inside job".
Sharon Bradley's latest offending was discovered by a forensic accountant.
All up Wendy paid $200,000 in five transfers.
The vehicle crashed on Huia Rd in Pt Chevalier.
Police say fraud victims shouldn't be embarrassed about the fact, and should come forward.
"We have lost hope in the system," owner says.
The alleged online scammer asked for large deposits for French bulldogs.
Five people in hoodies stole hundreds of products from Vapeys Vape Store in Panmure.
One Aucklander said her food box was stolen from the porch with 8 minutes of delivery.
Thieves are targeting the cars of frontline health workers at Auckland Hospital.
One man has been custody after a Police gathered at a standoff, Auckland earlier today.
Business owner, like many others, is struggling with shoplifting.
Is your handwriting so bad it threatens to ruin your career prospects?
Facebook posts about crime in Whangārei drove two bouncers to take action of their own.
Police make five arrests in the war on property crime in Napier.
The thieves also took meat from the freezer, food from the fridge, and keys to vehicles.
The thieves were ramming Paul Jones' car to try to get out. Police were 14 hours away.
A group of 30 "nannies" playing Housie defended their $700 from thieves using chairs.
'Anyone who consumes this whitebait could become quite ill.'
'When you get in your car, lock your doors,' police say.