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Police have recovered a firearm that they believe could be linked to the killing of Rau Tongia in Karori one month ago.

The charges come one month after the man was shot and killed at a property in Karori.

A year after shots rang out in Taradales main street, gang tensions remain 18 Jan, 2021 12:41 AM 4 minutes to read A shotgun pellet struck a childs car seat when Mongrel Mob and Black Power clashed in Taradale, Napier, on January 19, 2020. Photo / Warren Buckland A shotgun pellet struck a childs car seat when Mongrel Mob and Black Power clashed in Taradale, Napier, on January 19, 2020. Photo / Warren Buckland Police say gang tensions in Hawkes Bay are at similar levels to those seen when shots ...

Armed and ready: Canterbury cops react to gang friction Fri, 15 Jan 2021, 11:45AM Fairmont Wiringi is in hospital with critical injuries. His father is a well-known gang leader in Christchurch. Photo / Facebook Armed and ready: Canterbury cops react to gang friction Fri, 15 Jan 2021, 11:45AM Police across Canterbury will be armed for the foreseeable future as tension between gangs simmers across the district following the shooting of a high profile Mongre...

Gang pad burns down overnight

Gang pad burns down overnight

Armed and ready: Cops across Canterbury carrying guns as gang friction simmers 14 Jan, 2021 09:11 PM 2 minutes to read Fairmont Wiringi is in hospital with critical injuries. His father is a well-known gang leader in Christchurch. Photo / Facebook Fairmont Wiringi is in hospital with critical injuries. His father is a well-known gang leader in Christchurch. Photo / Facebook NZ Herald Police across Canterbury will be armed for the foreseeable future as tension between gangs simmers across the di...

Rotorua homeless advocate says it’s the police who need to step up to combat a perceived lack of safety in the city’s CBD, not the council.

Police would like to hear from anyone who had contact with the occupants since Christmas.

Visions of a Helping Hand chief executive Tiny Deane. Photo: LDR / Andrew Warner / Rotorua Daily Post Visions of a Helping Hand chief executive Tiny Deane also says a petition calling for action on homelessness and city safety unfairly blames homeless people for the issue, something the petitioner refutes. Police say they deal with issues with rough sleepers or emergency accommodation users in the same way they deal with any residential issue and continue to work with partner agencies to find ...