A number of gang members and associates are expected to head to Whanganui today for the funeral of Mongrel Mob member Kevin Ratana, who was the victim of the shooting in Whanganui last Tuesday.
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South Ak community uneasy following school brawl
The community surrounding a South Auckland school is feeling uneasy following a large fight between students at Rosehill College, allegedly involving a gang member.
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NewsPolice crack down on drivers using their phones
Police are urging drivers to keep off their cell phones while driving.
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Extra police officers won't make NZ safer says advocacy group
The Police Commissioner has announced 1,800 additional police officers but People Against Prisons Aotearoa says "more cops means there will be more people in prison".
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Warriors join forces to reward responsible drivers
Last night the New Zealand Police, Auckland Transport and the Vodafone Warriors joined forces for an alcohol prevention operation. More than three thousand vehicles were stopped and those driving responsibly received an interesting surprise.
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Fatal train incident in Rānui
Police have confirmed one person has died after being hit by a train in Rānui, West Auckland.
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Toddler's head injury deliberately inflicted- police
On Tuesday 24th July, 18-month-old Comfort Joy Witeri-Thompson passed away in Waikato Hospital. A dedicated team of detectives continues to investigate her death.
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Marae shuts doors after alleged robbery
Police are investigating an incident at a marae near Pukekohe, Auckland where taps and pipes were allegedly stolen from the men's and women's toilets.
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Corrections forced to apologise for banning offenders from course
Corrections has been forced to apologise for banning offenders from a course designed to help rehabilitate them- despite the government's sweeping justice reform which aims to reduce recidivism rates.
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Youth concerned over Waikato gang-related deaths
There's growing concern regarding youth in Waikato following the recent gang-related homicides in the region. Hamilton youth worker Eugene Davis says the community needs to stop the increase of gang activity by focusing on troubled youth.
