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Laptops stolen from Auckland school, teen referred to Youth Aid
The laptops were stolen overnight from Auckland's Blockhouse Bay Intermediate School.
Email to former top cop led to gun vetting change
Disgraced former deputy commissioner Jevon McSkimming told staff to make changes after an acquaintance complained they might lose their licence. Audio
Ex-deputy police chief's role in gun rules under review
Documents released to RNZ under the Official Information Act reveal disgraced Former Deputy Police Commissioner Jeveon McSkimming instigated changes to gun licence vetting rules, after being contacted… Audio
Woman who died in police custody had complications from drug use
Amber-Leigh Hunwick, 43, also suffered from the lasting effects of a Covid-19 infection.
Arson charges laid after blazes in Auckland suburbs
Police believe fires in Epsom and Newmarket are linked to a man expected to appear in Auckland District Court.
Man who died in Christchurch still unidentified
Police are trying to identify a man who died suddenly on Friday and have appealed for any information.
Police, Customs arrest 11 after swoop on drug smugglers
The five-month operation culminated in raids across Auckland and Waikato, seizing guns, drugs and cash.
Police seek help to find Simran
Simran was last seen in Whakatāne, but the police had located her vehicle in Pongakawa and believe she still may be in that area.
Concern over theft of several firearms in Far North
"Firearms in the hands of the wrong people pose a significant risk to our communities," the officer leading the investigation says.
Crash blocks Christchurch Northern Motorway on-ramp
Police received a report of a two-vehicle crash near the Tram Road on-ramp around 6.25am.
Europe wouldn't allow police surveillance like NZ's, lawyer says
The most significant challenge yet to the police's growing use of a private number-plate spotting network is being mounted.
'Escape, hide, tell': Police roll out terror attack safety advice
Police urge vigilance in crowded places, warning extremist violence in NZ remains a "realistic possibility."
'Surveillance capitalism': Lawyers challenge police use of number-plate software
Police reportedly tap into the Auckland-based Auror system 250,000 times a year, often outside big retailers and petrol stations.
Man injured, gun fired outside supermarket
The man was seen bleeding from the left side of his face as bystanders outside Hobsonville Woolworths tended to him.
Man charged for allegedly threatening people with a gun
In one of the two incidents, the Armed Offenders Squad had to be called to an address.
Player charged after jaw-breaking football match assault
A 23-year-old man has been charged after a match ended in a fight that left a player with a broken jaw.
Priests chained in front of electorate office settle in for the night
A group of clergy members have chained themselves together outside the finance minister's office in Wellington, while five trespass notices have been served at another protest in Auckland.
Assistant Police Commissioner Paul Basham retiring after 40 years in police
It comes nearly two months after the retirement of Deputy Police Commissioner Tania Kura.
Police probe if injured man was dumped at intersection
Police are looking into whether a man found with serious injuries at a Queenstown intersection last night was injured earlier and dumped at the intersection.