Police officers face trial over alleged cover-up in Alan Hall miscarriage of justice
Two police officers have gone on trial accused of deliberately withholding crucial witness evidence that prosecutors say led to the wrongful murder conviction of...
Police hunt man over central Auckland burglary spree
Police are seeking the public’s help identifying the man seen in these photos. "We believe he may be able to assist us with our ongoing...
Serial burglar arrested in Feilding
A coordinated effort between Feilding, Marton, and Bulls Police has resulted in the arrest of a 28-year-old man in relation to a series of...
Russia sanctions probe triggers raids in NZ and Australia
A series of search warrants has been executed in Auckland, Christchurch, and Melbourne, Australia in relation to a joint law enforcement investigation into suspected...
Police seek witnesses after alleged Dannevirke assault linked to anti-social driving
Tararua Police are seeking information as they investigate an incident in Dannevirke on Sunday 21 June. The incident was an alleged assault at the intersection...
Clinicians warn of risks as Palmerston North loses last gastro specialist
Health NZ will meet with the Palmerston North community after the region lost its last permanent gastroenterologist, leaving the service without a resident specialist. Patients...
PLB credited in Mt Taranaki/Egmont rescue
A climber injured in a fall on Mt Taranaki/Egmont has been rescued after activating a personal locator beacon (PLB), with Police praising the device...
Peters renews key criticisms of NZ-India FTA as deal passes first reading
Legislation to implement the NZ-India Free Trade Agreement has passed its first reading in Parliament, with Trade and Investment Minister Todd McClay describing it...
Arrest made after serious assaults in Hamilton
One man is in custody after an assault on Saturday night in Nawton, Hamilton that left two people seriously injured. Police were called about 10pm...
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The British government wants to scrap jury trials in order to clear the outstanding caseload. Record numbers of victims are...
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German army recruitment drive collapses
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Brisbane secures Anzac Day Bledisloe tests until 2031
New Zealand Rugby and Rugby Australia have confirmed a new Anzac Day tradition, with...