2360 days ago

Police update - Dunedin

The Team Reporter from Dunedin News

From Senior Sergeant Craig Dinnissen: A man who masturbated near a teenage girl in the Dunedin Public Library has been arrested.

The 23-year-old is expected to appear in the Dunedin District Court on an indecent act charge, Senior Sergeant Craig Dinnissen said.

Police were also investigating the theft of tools from two tradie vehicles, this time in the suburbs of Brighton and Calton Hill.

Windows were smashed and tools, with an estimated value of around $2000 from each van, were stolen.

Meanwhile two vehicles were spraypainted with derogatory words on Henley Rd, Taieri.

Police inquiries were continuing.

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2 days ago

Poll: Has your Kiwisaver taken a dip?

The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz

With the US tariffs ramping up and the stock market taking a hit, many are noticing a change in their Kiwisaver amounts.

If you've had a peek at your Kiwisaver balance since, have you seen it decrease?

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Has your Kiwisaver taken a dip?
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8 hours ago

Scam alert - ASB users 🚨

The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz

ASB bank have shared a message to make people aware that messages from scammers claiming they are from our ASB Securities team are doing the rounds.

If you receive one of these messages don’t act on it, don’t click on any links on suspicious emails and text messages, or provide any personal or banking information.

If you think you’ve provided your details to a suspicious person or company, please call your bank immediately.
ASB are available 24/7 on 0800 ASB FRAUD (0800 272 372), or +64 9 303 0332 if you're overseas.

For ASB users, if you want some more info on staying safe online visit asb.co.nz/asbscamhub

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