Relevant offers
A mortar shell found under a Hamilton house has been safely removed by a bomb disposal team.
Hamilton police senior sergeant Andrew O’Reilly said the three inch mortal shell was found to be inert and there was no risk of it exploding.
It was safely removed from the Willoughby St house by an army bomb disposal unit from Auckland, shortly before 2:30pm.
All cordons have been lifted and those who were evacuated allowed back into their homes.
- © Fairfax NZ News
Sponsored links
Warder bashed at Waikeria Prison
Riverbank slips along Claudelands Bridge will cost $2m to repair
Rain, rain and more rain for Waikato
'Blown away': UFOs spotted over Lake Rotoroa
Work starting on busy Chartwell intersection
Air NZ flight from Hamilton cancelled due to fog
Sir Mark Todd's emotional tribute to father
The dancers who came in from the cold
Matangi banker takes out young farmer title
Vettori in line for test cricket return
Wellington trains back in action after derailment
Hot air balloons collide, two dead
'Beach full of bums' narrowly averted
Royal family 'the smell family'
Billboard awards: epic jump-kick fail
Coalition against Trans-Pacific deal grows
Yahoo to buy Tumblr for $1.1 billion
What do NZ cities have to offer?
WIN: Interview Shortland St's stars
Lion Brown lovers pledge lifetime loyalty
'Blown away': UFOs spotted over Lake Rotoroa
''Gross'': Hamilton man jailed for rape of family member
Rain, rain and more rain for Waikato
Riverbank slips along Claudelands Bridge will cost $2m to repair
Warder bashed at Waikeria Prison
'Suitcases of cash' in kiwifruit scandal
Jaywalkers: meat-based hazards or ancient wanderers?
Work starting on busy Chartwell intersection
Sir Mark Todd's emotional tribute to father
Work-life balance: how is it for you?
• Story ideas: Email or call 07 849 6180
• Website ideas: Email or tweet us
• Subscription & delivery - 0800 806 180 or email
• Buy a photo
• View the Digital Edition
• Contacts@Waikato Times
• Advertise on waikatotimes.co.nz
