Dilworth child sex offender has six-month wait imposed by Parole Board
Ian Wilson won't be able to go home immediately after his release on September 22.
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Ian Wilson won't be able to go home immediately after his release on September 22.
An off-duty police officer and a member of the public have helped catch shoplifters who allegedly threatened to kill them in Lynfield, Auckland.
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An Auckland detective has pleaded guilty to possessing objectionable publications over nearly two years.
Police officer hit by fleeing driver remains in ICU
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Senior Sergeant Henshaw says the man was quickly taken into custody.
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