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New Zealand Police on Twitter: "@VinLew Hi Vincent, a response to your OIA request is attached. Thanks ^jb https://t.co/Dfi05VBLQz" / Twitter
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New Zealand Police on Twitter: "@john_holley @tina_plunkett @WorkSafeNZ Your request is asking for information we would need to create, and not able to be answered through our OIA process. However, the Road
New Zealand Police on Twitter: "Police have rolled out Automated External Defibrillator's (AED) in 368 vehicles across the country. Having an AED in vehicles means we can provide support to someone suffering
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NZ Police Association on Twitter: "The New Zealand Police Association congratulates Superintendent John Price, Inspector Kieren Kortegast and Inspector Tamuera (Sam) Aberahama who were named in the 2021 New Year's Honours list.
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New Zealand Police on Twitter: "@HonestUniverse @TaitianaTaukiri @maryteatowel A response to your OIA request is attached. https://t.co/sE9fVr0DO5" / Twitter
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Official Information Act request Change to crime statistics release, 10 February 2017 - Responses to Official Information Act requests - Stats NZ Store House
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New Zealand Police - 🔴 111 is the emergency number for Police, Fire and Ambulance. 🔵 105 is the number for Police non-emergencies. You can use 105. police.govt.nz to report most things online
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Not an emergency? Go 105 | For non-emergency situations, contact Police online at 105.police.govt.nz – it's free and available 24/7. If it's an emergency, always call 111. | By New Zealand Police | Facebook
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