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Several patched members were involved in the fight outside a Burger King while people are required to stay at home, but no arrests were made.

Press Release – New Zealand National Party Labours grand plan to have a commuter line between Hamilton to Auckland is racking up huge costs at the taxpayers expense, Nationals Transport spokesperson Michael Woodhouse says. Latest figures on the use of the train show passengers dropping to … Labour’s grand plan to have a commuter line between Hamilton to Auckland is racking up huge costs at the taxpayer’s expense, National’s Transport spokesperson Michael Woodhouse says. Latest figures...

Two people were arrested for the theft of a ute at Westshore overnight on Monday, after a member of the public reported a suspicious vehicle. The incident was thought to be linked to an aggravated burglary in Pakowhai Rd, Hasting, and both offenders had previously been involved in stealing vehicles and were referred to youth aid services. A 30-year-old woman was arrested and charged with burglary and possession of methamphetamine following a shoplifting incident at a Napier supermarket at mi...

Press Release – New Zealand National Party The Prime Minister needs to explain why it is necessary to fund a Mongrel Mob-led meth programme $2.75 million when eight out of ten of the pilot participants were already under the active care of Corrections, Leader of the Opposition Judith Collins … The Prime Minister needs to explain why it is necessary to fund a Mongrel Mob-led meth programme $2.75 million when eight out of ten of the pilot participants were already under the active care of Co...

New Zealand Taxpayers’ Union spokesman Jordan Williams says: “This revelation means Andrew Little has some explaining to do. Andrew Little signed off on the rehab contract with Harry Tam’s company, and then defended the decision by claiming Mr Tam was merely a ‘former’ Mob member. We now know that is false.” “Where did Andrew Little’s information come from? Was Andrew Little misled by Mr Tam, or officials, or was Mr Little being economical with the truth? Either way Kiwis deser...

He told Stuff by email in April that he was not trying to avoid the court, but rather he had to inspect the villa by April 21 or he would lose a non-refundable 10 per cent deposit. “I bet those losers have been screaming at you that I ran away to Thailand,” Smith wrote. “This [sales agreement] was executed well before the trial before Judge Rollo. I wasnt to know he would reserve his decision.” He sent a copy of the agreement which showed he was paying $555,000 for the property. I...

Judith isn’t taking the surge in Gang violence seriously – taking it seriously would require an actual understanding of why this gang violence is escalating – she doesn’t understand that hence her solution is nothing more than ‘enough is enough’. The real problem with National’s tough on gang bullshit is that they have spent decades crying wolf over the domestic gangs so that when an actual wolf in the form of the 501 syndicates turn up National’s message is meaningless. Let me...

Supplied Whanganui man Kevin “Kastro” Ratana was fatally shot in August 2018. The facts Kuru admitted in relation to his involvement in Ratana’s death cannot be fully reported as multiple defendants are awaiting trial. One other defendant, Hikitia Rawiri Hakaraia​​​, also known as Hikitia Box, was sentenced in June for Ratana’s manslaughter. Ratana’s partner Wairoa Herewini​​ said she was alone, hurting and trying to be a good mother, but that was hard when the children a...

Police officers are upset by the Governments funding of a gang-led methamphetamine programme and the NZ Police Association has totally rejected the proposed $2.75m funding for gang-led meth programme. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern defended the $2.75 million used (from proceeds of crime funding), which was given to a Mongrel Mob-led meth rehabilitation programme. She admitted that she had been one of the ministers involved in making the decision to fund it. The Prime Minister stated that she was...

Ardern pushes back on idea we support gangs as Collins rips into weak Police Minister over patch spike Newshub 4 hrs ago © Newshub / The AM Show Watch Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern on The AM Show. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is pushing back on the "idea we support gangs" as National leader Judith Collins continues her attacks on "weak" Police Minister Poto Williams, with patched members on the rise.  The number of patched gang members on the National Gang List has more than doubled sinc...