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Christchurch earthquake: Looters to have day in court
A man accused of looting a house that had been damaged and left abandoned is concerned about what people are saying about him.
City awakes to billion-dollar aftershock
"It was like a giant had picked up our house and was just shaking it, shaking and shaking," said one resident.
Burglary victim: Why bother?
A victim of several burglaries says he now pauses before asking the police to investigate because it takes them too long to respond.
Teen to police: 'I'll be next Jan Molenaar'
A Hastings teenager jailed for assaulting his mother told police they had made his life hell and he would become the next Jan Molenaar.
Burglary response time stuns ex-cop
An ex-cop has blasted police for their response time to burglaries which, he says can leave victims waiting for long periods.
'I put a fair bit of pressure on his neck'
Grant Gillard gives an exclusive account of last week's fatal struggle at his pharmacy.
Shop worker bashed with hammer
A man was bashed in the head with a hammer during a "vicious attack" and robbery at a Wellington dairy last night.
Nissan Silvia most stolen car - AAI
If you drive a Nissan Silvia, you might want to check if it's still where you parked it - the car is NZ's most frequently stolen for the third year running.
Stolen art, poetry used as bargaining tools
One of the thieves who stole the Waiouru war medals was on bail after using stolen priceless artefacts as bargaining chips to get out of jail.