Te Rarawa's Eden Cherrington was one of 78 new cops who graduated at the Royal New Zealand Police College in Porirua today. Cherrington becomes part of the growing number of wāhine Māori police officers to enter the force.
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Homicide investigation launched after Ōtāhuhu death
Police have launched a homicide investigation following a death in Ōtāhuhu this morning.
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Synthetics threshold to arrest suppliers not realistic – Māori health provider
Those at the coalface of the synthetic drug problem plaguing communities appeared before the health select committee in parliament today to make recommendations on the Misuse of Drugs Amendment Bill, which aims to crack down on synthetics.
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Shooting at Harley Davidson store, Mt Wellington
A man has been taken to hospital in a critical condition following a shooting incident, believed to be at the Harley Davidson complex in Mt Wellington.
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Kaitāia whānau "shocked" after Armed Offenders Squad storms home
A Kaitāia family is "still shocked" as they recount the frightening sight of the Armed Offenders Squad tracking a family member who had been sought last night.
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207 killed and 450 injured in Sri Lanka bombings
Aucklanders paid tribute today to those affected in a vigil held at Aotea Square.
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$3.7mil seized in Comanchero gang bust
Police have ended a year-long investigation into the activities of the Comanchero Motorcycle Gang today seizing $3.7mil in assets.
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Calls for harsher penalties for using a phone while driving
Harsher penalties for the illegal use of phones while driving in New Zealand could be enforced in a new road safety strategy by the Ministry of Transport.
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Submissions on gun law reforms heard in Parliament
Parliament's Finance and Expenditure Committee has heard public submissions on the Arms Amendment Bill, which will fast-track the ban of most types of semi-automatic rifles. More than 10,000 submissions have been received.
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Gangs wary of government guns crackdown
The first reading on the newly proposed gun law bill was read today in parliament. Gangs in particular have not been exempted from the laws and are expected to follow its processes or they will suffer the consequences according to Minister of Police Stuart Nash.
