
'All our own doing': In recorded call, chatty prisoner admitted bloody robbery plot
One supermarket carpark victim was wounded with machete blows. Another was shot at.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
KitKat says the shipment of chocolate bars could enter unofficial sales channels.
His criminal resume includes a standoff in which he fired a gun from his deck.
The 24-year-olds targeted supermarkets across Auckland.
A man and his family helped officers find a car with three trolleys of stolen gear.
The vehicles were quickly stripped for parts and shipped to the Middle East.
His tags dominated NZ and Australia skylines, but he stayed in the shadows. Not anymore.
The devices, worth nearly $12,000, were part of a $40,000 haul from a van.
The items were taken in Glenholme and industrial area burglaries since mid-2023.
The bumbling crim had no memory of NZ when arrived, age 56. The adjustment didn't go well.
She should have been at home serving her sentence when she hatched the robbery plan.
A dedicated HB retail crime unit has arrested 151 people and laid 592 related charges.
Justin Ponga claimed to have no idea that what he was doing was wrong.
Two men attacked a victim who was walking on Ohiro Rd at 5.40pm on Tuesday evening.
Community activist says people need support after a man tried to siphon petrol near a gym.
The officer has been sentenced but is appealing against a ruling to lift name suppression.
A High Court judge was dubious about the request: 'I can't just fiddle with a sentence.'
His latest legal troubles began when he stole the identity of a gun licence holder.
A judge told Bruce Tautari that the armed raid could easily have turned deadly.
Three people have been arrested, with several other suspects still at large.
Experts say real losses may be 10 to 15 times higher than official estimates.
Police have described the morning hold-up of the Gisborne store as 'brazen'.
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Three people entered the store with masks on 'demanding items' before fleeing.
The Hamilton man brazenly got into gyms, stole car keys, and took off in the vehicles.
They stole cars, a caravan and broke into a man's home, threatening him at knifepoint.
It was likely the stolen items were going to be traded for money or drugs.
Six people were arrested over the aggravated robbery.
The 34-year-old claimed her mother had died and her father had a 'brain problem'.
They had bought the campervan just three days earlier and insured it that week.