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Thieves brave 220k volts for copper
Brazen but brainless thieves have risked their lives by breaking into a Manawatu wind farm switch yard in an apparent attempt to steal copper wire.
Sheep rustlers jailed
Two men accused of packing 14 stolen sheep into a car have been jailed for 10 months.
Carjacking ends in crash
Carjackings aren't confined to Johannesburg - an Aucklander fell victim to one last night.
Campbell agreed to give evidence to help 'weak' case
TV3 presenter John Campbell. The War Medals case has raised questions about police attempts to force journalists to reveal confidential sources.
FBI forces the 'granddad bandit' robber into retirement
He was ageing, bald and a bit pot-bellied, but the man whom the FBI dubbed the 'Granddad Bandit' was, above all, brazen.
Helpers cheat Salvation Army in food bank scam
Two Salvation Army volunteers have been convicted of stealing groceries intended for the organisation's charity food bank.
Break-in leaves underworld fuming
A warning to the two young men who broke into Michelle Kidd's house while she slept - the police are the least of your problems.
Three arrested over west Auckland blaze
Three men have been arrested and charged in connection with the alleged arson and burglary of a west Auckland discount store gutted in a fire early today.
Sibling burglars arrested
Hamilton police are praising neighbours for helping to catch brother and sister burglars yesterday.
Man kidnapped student, demanded money for P
A student had a knife held to his throat by a man who threatened to cut off his fingers and kill him if he didn't give him $100 to buy P.
Brother of liquor store shooter jailed for tinnie house robbery
The brother of the man who killed liquor store owner Navtej Singh has been sentenced over an aggravated robbery of a tinnie house a day before the fatal shooting.