Ōrewa police recovered two family heirloom rings from a donated clock at a Red Cross shop, returning them to the deceased owner's daughter.

Police in Ōrewa, New Zealand, recovered two family heirloom rings found in a donated clock at a Red Cross shop. The wedding and engagement rings, originally belonging to a woman who passed away in November, were traced through an identifying number to her son, a former Royal New Zealand Navy medic. Although the owner had been searching for them, the rings were ultimately returned to her daughter, bringing joy to the family.