Police
Police raid results in firearms, ammunition seizure
A man was charged with unlawful possession of guns, ammunition and drug paraphernalia.
Experts urge drug testing after four hospitalised in Wairarapa
Police are investigating after four people were hospitalised in Wairarapa after consuming an unknown substance. Audio
Jailed money launderer has nearly $200,000 in cars and cash seized
A man who admitted 78 money-laundering charges after a major drug ring was busted has now had nearly $200,000 in cars, cash and bank deposits confiscated.
Waiuku College to have visible police presence after threat
Principal Stuart Kelly says police don't believe there's a risk to the school, but will be there as a reassurance for the community.
Public trust in police rises slightly - survey
Acting Deputy Commissioner Mike Pannett says building and maintaining high trust and confidence within communities is a priority.
Police warn outdated fingerprinting system could compromise public safety
Police have warned if they do not replace their out-of-date fingerprinting system it could compromise public safety.
Police launch operation to find Tom Phillips
The police are launching another operation to track down fugitive Tom Phillips and his three children. Reporter Natalie Akoorie spoke to Charlotte Cook. Audio
Petition calls for investigation into death at Orere Point
The family of Faasala Sam Matue who died after a being tased by police during a pursuit last Sunday at Orere Point are still awaiting his official cause of death so they can take his body for burial… Audio
Police say Wairoa death not suspicious
Emergency services were called to an address on Lucknow Street on Wednesday where a man was pronounced dead at the scene.
Police prepare for Wellington Pride to be disrupted by protest
Police are preparing for Wellington's pride festival to be disrupted by protesters. Wellington Area Commander Dean Silvester spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
Soiled, neglected toddler found wandering streets
As it started to get dark, police noticed several more children wandering back home from nearby streets and a park, all unsupervised.
New clues uncovered in 26-year-old cold case
Police say they have been told of new sightings of David Robinson shortly before his body was found.
Search for woman who failed to board flight stepped up
Police believe Penelope may have travelled to the Otago Peninsula area, and searches are underway.
Wellington commuters stopped as dramatic arrest carried out
Armed police have surrounded a car in central Wellington and taken a man into custody.
Trump's tariffs will be 'pretty ugly' for KiwiSavers
US President Donald Trump's tariff war is likely to be "pretty ugly" for New Zealanders' KiwiSaver balances, providers are warning - but the impact may not last.
Family pay tribute to Kiwi killed in UK crash
Cliff Tamou, who was 58, was struck by a car after getting out of his truck which had broken down.
Police failed to recognise man who died in cells was unwell - IPCA
Taranaki Fuimaono died in hospital a few hours after being found unresponsive in a police cell.
Police use of number-plate spotting systems skyrockets
Police use of number-plate spotting systems has skyrocketed to over 700,000 times a year or 2000 times a day. Phil Pennington spoke to Alexa Cook. Audio
How citizen's arrest laws could make New Zealand more dangerous
The government wants to make retail a safer work environment by allowing for citizen's arrests. One legal expert fears the change will have the opposite effect.
Citizens arrest laws raise red flags for experts
The government wants to make retail a safer work environment by allowing for citizens arrests. One legal expert fears the change will have the opposite effect. Audio
