
Police are investigating a serious crash in Takanini
Police are investigating a serious crash after a car collided with the BurgerFuel building in Takanini last night. Video / NZ Herald
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The party spent several hours searching before they called the police.
Police were notified about the crash at 11.40am on Saturday.
The 20-year-old man was taken into custody yesterday.
Police said it was an isolated incident and there is no ongoing public safety concerns.
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A 20-year-old man was taken into custody.
Non-compliance will bring a $2000 fine or up to three months' imprisonment.
Police warn this behaviour 'isn’t going to end well'.
One alleged thief pushed a worker before fleeing in a vehicle.
The alleged assault happened outside a commercial premises at 12.10am.
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Footage captures the final moments of a dramatic police chase through Palmerston North, where a fleeing car was brought to a stop after colliding with another vehicle.
The 11-year-old suffered a mild concussion and spent five hours in hospital.
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Police seized more than 300 firearms, parts and ammunition in Kaiapoi.
Police were called at 5.40pm yesterday after reports a man entered the water.
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Retail theft charges reached 21,185, over triple the total four years earlier.
Troy Forsyth was an avalanche snow safety officer and ski patroller.
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The man was on a recreational ski trip with three other experienced climbers.