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- Crimes Act 1961 No 43 (as at 27 November 2025), Public Act 231 Burglary . . .
Every one commits burglary and is liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 10 years who—
- Use 105 to report theft, burglary or robbery to New Zealand Police
How do I report theft, burglary or robbery? If someone has stolen (or attempted to steal) something in New Zealand, you can report it to Police online or call 105
- Home burglary - Victim Support
Find support and information about home burglary, attending to practical matters after a break in, and finding safety in your home again
- Charged With Theft or Burglary in NZ? Understand Your Options
If you’ve been charged with theft, shoplifting, or burglary in New Zealand, this guide explains how the law defines these offences, the maximum penalties, and what sentencing options or legal defences may be available to you
- Hitting Home: Burglaries in NZ News | NZ Herald
Anatomy of a burglary It can take just seconds for a burglar to smash their way inside a home, but the crimes take weeks and months to crack - if they are ever solved
- Burglary and theft | Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand
Burglary Theft involves taking something that does not belong to you Burglary differs from theft as it involves breaking and entering with intent to commit a crime (almost always theft)
- Burglary and allied offences - Police Policy
Long Carolyn IR 01 20 1028 Burglary procedures Redacted pdf (107 kB) This version may be the same as the previous version Because only a heavily redacted excerpt was released, there is insufficient information to determine whether or not there are any differences between the two Only pages 21–23 of 31 are included
- The Most Common Time for Burglaries in New Zealand | Garador
Did you know a burglary occurs approximately every 2 86 minutes in New Zealand? It’s a sobering statistic, but the good news is that understanding when burglars are most likely to strike can help you stay one step ahead
- Four teens charged after aggravated burglary that led to car chase . . .
Four teenagers have been charged following an aggravated burglary that led to a chase across Auckland which ended dramatically in the central business district
- Burglary and allied offences - FYI
Victims of burglary are highly vulnerable and prone to re-victimisation, particularly in the first week after the offence Police should consider providing prevention advice immediately to “target harden” the scene as well as other nearby properties
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