Working in NZ `chance of lifetime' for UK officers
Clutha's thin blue line now has an even more distinctively British flavour to it, with three police officers from the United Kingdom starting work on the beat this week.
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Police slam 'cowardly' attack on teenagers
A "cowardly, threatening and pathetic attack" on two youths in Dunedin on Sunday night may be linked to a robbery in Invercargill the same day, police say.
Respected policeman dies during bike race
New commander for district
New police Southern district commander Superintendent Robert Burns was welcomed to the community with a powhiri at Otakou marae in Dunedin yesterday.
New chief familiar to Wanaka
Concern for woman prompts call-out
Police and Maori trying to build mutual trust
Police and local runanga believe a recently-signed memorandum of understanding will help reduce the disparities in offending between Maori and non-Maori in the South, and form a relationship of mut
AOS callout rate reflects crackdown on gangs
The South’s top police officer says the steady rise in the number of armed offenders squad callouts is largely driven by pre-planned operations aimed at disrupting gang activity.
Haumaha inquiry reports tomorrow
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How to meet police this weekend
The man in charge of policing coastal Otago roads says anyone speeding, driving while impaired or texting behind the wheel this long weekend should expect to meet one of his officers.