In a bid to help whānau feel more comfortable following years of conflict, police have ditched their formal uniforms and replaced them with a casual look.
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Stolen items recovered in Kawakawa home invasion
A 92-year-old kuia who had her home in Kawakawa invaded is thrilled that her treasured stolen possessions have been recovered by police.
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NZ Police and tikanga Māori- who takes care of rāhui after drownings?
NZ Police are launching an initiative that will see greater focus on tikanga Māori when dealing with death at sea.
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Baby boy’s serious injuries not accidental, says police
Police investigating an incident where a three-month-old baby was seriously hurt say the injuries were not the result of an accident.
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Homicide investigation of Matakana Island man continues
Police continue to investigate the homicide of a 22-year-old Matakana Island man who died on New Year's Day. Tauranga police are seeking witnesses who were present at a temporary camping ground on Matakana Point Road on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day.
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'Stop a mate driving drunk, legend'
A bilingual campaign to curb drink-driving is taking a different approach, targeting mates to team up, to look after each other and intervene before letting each other drive drunk. Tairāwhiti Roads Safety Educator Dianne Akurangi says the East Coast has the second highest rate of drink driving in the country and is predominantly Māori males.
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Rāhui lifted from Whanganui River following fatal car accident
The rāhui was imposed on Christmas Day when the body of a 17-year-old man was recovered from the river, after a vehicle had gone off the Victoria Avenue Bridge.
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Iwi place rāhui after car plunges into Whanganui River
Local iwi have placed a rāhui on the Whanganui River after a car plunged into its waters in the early hours of Christmas morning.
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Government crackdown on drugs
The government is tackling the increase of drug-related deaths by dealing with synthetic drugs suppliers and making it easier for those with addiction problems to get treatment following an announcement by Health Minister Dr David Clark and Police Minister Stuart Nash.
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IPCA finds investigation deficient
The Independent Police Conduct Authority has found that a police investigation into inappropriate contact between a teacher and a student in Gisborne in 2014 was deficient in several respects.
