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Man in critical condition after being shot by police
A man is in critical condition in hospital having been shot by police, after allegedly pulling a gun on an officer.
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One dead after alleged assault in Ngāruawāhia
One person is dead after an alleged serious assault in Ngāruawāhia on Wednesday night. Police responded to the incident at a residential address in Cavan Street shortly before 9.30pm.
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Police minister out, after 'unacceptable' actions
Prime Minister Chris Hipkins says Police Minister Stuart Nash has resigned after it was revealed the embattled minister lobbied his 'mate' the police commissioner to appeal a sentence handed out to a criminal.
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Police warn 'distinctive' beer may be contaminated with methamphetamine
Photo /Supplied Cans of beer contaminated with methamphetamine may be circulating in the community, police are warning.
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Law change to allow police to photograph youth not likely 'at the moment'- Hipkins
Chris Hipkins says conversations between police and the privacy commissioner are ironing out the issues. Photo: RNZ / Samuel Rillstone By Hamish Cardwell, RNZ
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'There are more bodies, it'd be a miracle if there wasn’t'
A helicopter pilot involved in the recovery of those lost in Cyclone Gabrielle has told teaomaori.news the magnitude of what rescuers are dealing with.
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Investigation into historical sex, abuse offending leads to over 70 charges
Police have charged three people as part of an investigation into allegations of historical sexual and physical offending, committed by a contracted care provider in Auckland.
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Police dog v. rangatahi justified, IPCA says
A decision by a police officer to set his dog on two youths suspected of stealing cars was against police policy but justified in the circumstances, a watchdog has found.
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Te Teko police investigating cutting of 150 Kiwifruit vines
Photo / File Police are investigating an incident in which 150 Gold Kiwifruit vines were cut at an orchard in Te Teko, Bay of Plenty sometime between 24 and 26 November.