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Timaru tragedy: Car meet up memorial event planned

A memorial has been organised for Saturday night to pay tribute to teens killed in crash

'I am so so so sorry': Five teens killed in Timaru crash named; driver's hospital apology

Five Timaru families are reeling after group of teens were killed in a crash on Saturday.

'I'm so so so sorry': Five teens killed in horror crash named; driver's hospital apology

The names of the boys killed in a horror crash in Timaru have been revealed

Jarrod Gilbert: Why we should have our fingerprints all over a gun register

Cars are registered, in the EU cows are registered, it's no big ask to register firearms.

'Absolute tragedy': Two victims from crash that killed five boys identified

Mayor: "It's really hard to put into words."

Timaru fatal crash: Dad 'heartbroken'; driver posts apology from hospital bed

Friends and family are paying tribute to five teens killed in a horrific crash in Timaru.

Cops investigate Ōtāhuhu street violence

Dozens of Rebels members at violent scene - but cops say chaos not linked to turf war.

'Devastating' crash: Five killed, driver seriously injured in speeding, overloaded car

Five people have been killed in an horrific single-car road crash in Timaru.

Ōtāhuhu gang-related incident: One seriously injured

Police and emergency services have been called to Fort Richard Rd in Ōtāhuhu.

Police HQ dodges discredited formal warning data issue

Formal warning system data mystery as police bosses pledge to fix under-fire system.

Police Commissioner: General arming 'not the answer' despite 73% of officers wanting it

Survey reveals highest level of support for general arming among officers in a decade.

Auckland woman's home hit by bullets while her children slept inside

Gang tensions believed behind one of two shootings in Auckland overnight.

'Grossly excessive speeds': Pursued vehicle slams into car with mum, kids

Large police presence seen on Settlement Rd with Eagle helicopter circling above.

Man charged in connection with more than 40 burglaries

The 31-year-old is accused of committing more than 40 burglaries.

Support among police for carrying arms at highest level in decade, survey shows

The survey found one in four officers were threatened with a firearm last year.

Meet the Whangārei patrol taking on youth crime: 'My plans are not to slow down'

Facebook posts about crime in Whangārei drove two bouncers to take action of their own.

Govt comms spending increases 50% in four years

Communications outgoings are up to $89m from $57m.

Man shot in Auckland's Mt Wellington, police investigating

Man taken to hospital in stable condition.