Port Moresby's police chief focuses on safety and livability
The police chief of Port Moresby aims to enhance safety and livability in Papua New Guinea's capital ahead of major events.
The police chief of Port Moresby aims to enhance safety and livability in Papua New Guinea's capital ahead of major events.
An independent review raises questions about the safety of transportation services for disabled students in New Zealand schools.
Police investigate a suspicious fire at Kerikeri's Honey House Café, which ignited in a storage shed late Friday night.
A section of State Highway 3 in North Taranaki has been closed following a slip, impacting travel in the area.
The local government minister confirms that the final report on Moa Point will be released next week, following a Crown Review Team investigation.
Auckland's City Rail Link undergoes its last emergency exercise this week, simulating a train fire near a main station ahead of opening.
A cold front is bringing snow to South Island highways, making driving conditions challenging as a wintry blast heads towards the North Island.
A toddler's tragic choking incident serves as a vital reminder for home safety protocols in Aotearoa.
A pet owner warns of the dangers of a sinkhole on a Porirua walkway after their dog fell into it, prompting council action.
A mother in Christchurch discovers a stranger in her child's bedroom. Police are looking into the incident, which has raised safety concerns.
A 5.9 magnitude earthquake struck Southland, with locals describing the intense shaking. GeoNet reports lighter aftershocks.
Katikati's volunteer community patrol is seeking funding from local businesses to cover around $5,500 in annual running costs and keep neighbourhood street
Katikati Volunteer Fire Brigade shares essential fire safety tips for winter.
Diving is temporarily banned at several pools after a serious injury incident.
Local firefighters enhance skills with hands-on MVA course.
Western Bay of Plenty District Council is offering $50,000 through its CCTV Fund to install public safety cameras across the rohe — apply by 14 November.
Te Puke's Sirens and Services expo on July 26 will showcase local safety and security services, with a focus on prevention and community support.
Waihī Beach Lifeguards report successful patrol season.
Katikati Volunteer Fire Brigade invites the community to its Open Day, showcasing firefighting and safety.
Local Community Patrols serve as safeguards for Katikati.
At 90, Murray Tom volunteers with Katikati Community Patrol, patrols nights and restores vintage cars — and shows no signs of slowing down.
Lifeguards at Waihi Beach urge swimmers to avoid inflatables in the surf.