Woman missing in Point Chevalier
Police are appealing for any sightings of 51-year-old Pieta Mullions, who has been reported as missing from the Point Chevalier area.
Pieta was last seen at her home address in Wainui Avenue at about 6.30am yesterday morning.
She is described as of a medium build, about 172cms tall with blue eyes and was last seen wearing a light blue bathrobe.
Police and Pieta’s family have concerns for her wellbeing and urge anyone with information on her whereabouts to call 111 and reference file number 240711/1621.
Additionally, anyone who has further information can contact Police on 105, or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
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Police are investigating after a bus driver was allegedly punched in the face and "had some teeth knocked" out in Avondale.
Police said it was alerted to the incident at about 10.17am yesterday.
"The driver received facial injuries and was transported to hospital," a spokesperson said.
"Police are making inquiries into the assault to identify those involved."
Tramways Union president Gary Froggatt said the driver was allegedly punched in the face by a passenger.
Froggatt wanted more to be done about "issues like this".
"I realise you can't have a policeman on every bus, but the drivers and the unions seem to be left out of the conversation.
"He's in hospital getting stitches put in his knee. He had his teeth knocked out," he said.
Froggatt said he got "about three or four calls like this" from drivers a month.
"I feel for the family, the drivers should be able to go to work and go home safe."
Auckland Transport said it was aware of the incident and assisting police with their investigation.
Group manager of public transport operations Rachel Cara said the bus operator was ensuring the driver has the support they need.
"We operate over 13,000 bus services every weekday and fortunately the majority of our passengers are amazing, but these isolated incidents are concerning.
"Our bus drivers work tirelessly to keep Aucklanders moving and deserve to feel safe in their place of work.
"We continue to work closely with police, other agencies and communities to improve safety on public transport."
Police urged witnesses to call 105.
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