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WE ARE BACK!!!

WE ARE BACK !!

Firstly, Sorry for the site being down for so long. It was very much beyond our control. Unfortunately we got rather severly hacked... so badly it caused server issues. As our host was over seas at the time, we had to wait for him to return from the US before we could even start to look at what was wrong.
But, we are of course back! No o­ne doubted we ever wouldn't be!

So, Welcome BACK to NZScanners. We have some fairly major things coming up before the years end. Like a new site, new features, new toys, new stuff and... well youll just have to wait and see.

Kindest regards
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THE WEB SITE FOR SERIOUS RADIO SCANNERS AND RADIO SCANNING IN NEW ZEALAND. PLEASE TAKE THE TIME TO HAVE A GOOD LOOK AROUND; THE SITE IS FULL OF FEATURES THAT ANYONE INTERESTED IN SCANNING WILL FIND INVALUABLE .

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  Nice one!
Donut News
Posted by: zeroalpha on Sunday, July 02, 2006 - 03:22
1926 Reads

NZ Police CommCens Alert - Southern

Location of incident: Christchurch

Incident Type: Just to brighten your day.

A Christchurch man who recently had his car stolen and then recovered by Police has called the Southern Police Communications Centre to advise that the offender has put in a new battery, new wheels, new steering column and a new glove box. He says its running a lot better than it did before too.


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  Police call-taker 'helped gang boss'
Donut News
Posted by: zeroalpha on Friday, March 17, 2006 - 02:55
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Police call-taker 'helped gang boss'

A police communications worker with access to the national intelligence system has been charged with helping a senior member of the Head Hunters gang to avoid arrest.

The call-taker, a non-sworn member of police, had been under surveillance at the Northern Communications Centre since the end of February until her arrest on Tuesday.

She is jointly charged with another woman with helping David Dunn avoid arrest, knowing that he had committed a crime of conspiracy to deal methamphetamine. Dunn has been described as a senior member of the Head Hunters.

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  Computers to go in police cars
Donut News
Posted by: Anon on Monday, February 20, 2006 - 10:56
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Police will start fitting patrol cars with computer terminals later this year that will let officers carry out checks on people and vehicles without having to radio their details back to base.


Deputy commissioner Lyn Provost hopes computers with direct access to Police's national database will be installed in 60-120 police cars in Auckland by June, starting with dog vans.


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  Lost Loaves
Donut News
Posted by: zeroalpha on Wednesday, February 08, 2006 - 04:06
2494 Reads

Location of incident: London Street/Grey street Wanganui.

Incident Type: Truck loses load of Bread on road side

Police received a report that loaves of bread, pizza`s and pies fell off a delivery truck, whilst it was travelling through the Springvale area , Wanganui.
Approximately 15 crates fell off the truck.

When Police arrived to secure the lost items they found a number of empty crates. It would appear that some of the locals in the area might have have `helped` themselves to a quantity of these baked goods.

Apart from investigating the issue`s surrounding the insecure load, Police are also making some house to house enquiries in the area, to try and locate the lost items.



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  Frontline police to get anti-stab body armour
Donut News
Posted by: . on Wednesday, October 19, 2005 - 04:32
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All frontline police will be equipped with stab-resistant body armour in the next eight months.


Outgoing Police Commissioner Rob Robinson – who earlier this year threatened to resign if police were not provided with the armour – said yesterday that he expected all frontline staff would have the vests by the end of June.



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