Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, alongside Whakatāne Mayor Judy Turner gave an update on the situation at Whakaari-White Island this morning.
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NewsFive confirmed dead following Whakaari-White Is eruption
Police have confirmed five people are dead following the eruption at Whakaari-White Island earlier today in the Bay of Plenty.
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Breach in govt's 'Gun Buy Back Scheme'
Gun lobbyists are calling for government agencies and the police to do a better job of protecting personal details. A breach in the gun buy back scheme database allowed names and addresses to be viewed. Nicole McKee of the Council of Licensed Firearms Owners says her organisation has been told other people had been able to view the data, not just those mentioned in reports by police minister Stuart Nash.
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Man in serious condition after Otara firearms incident
A 24-year-old man is in a serious condition following a firearms incident at Otamariki Park in Otara, Auckland.
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Police to work closely with Māori to decrease crime
The New Zealand Police have recognised the need to work better with Māori in order to reduce the overrepresentation of Māori in the criminal justice system.
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Should our police officers be allowed to wear side arms?
Police Association President Chris Cahill has raised the issue again following the latest incident where two officers were held at gunpoint by an offender who also stole their police unit in the Whanganui region.
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Dairy owners fog off robbers
Titahi Bay dairy owners Chandra and Priyanka Patel are now the proud owners of a brand new fog cannon security system. Despite never having a major burglary for 14 years, they are not taking any chances in protecting their business against criminals.
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Police confirm further arrests at Ihumātao
Police have released another statement on the ongoing standoff at Ihumātao, saying demonstrators “were peaceful” overnight but reporting a number of incidents this morning.
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"No arrests at this stage" police release Ihumātao statement (+ gallery)
Large numbers of police have converged at Ihumātao this morning in what appears to be an attempt to remove SOUL (Save Our Unique Landscape) members and their supporters, who are occupying the land to prevent a Fletcher Building development of 480 homes.
