'Tens of thousands of dollars a day': Huge police cost for Ihumātao protest
Police Association says policing the protest is costing tens of thousands of dollars a day
Police Association says policing the protest is costing tens of thousands of dollars a day
Ministers got it wrong when they said only NZ citizens would get a firearms licence
Police cars to be fitted with new barriers preventing violence, spitting, unwanted contact
Cops call for a rehaul of the police fitness test - saying the current model is broken.
One of the occupants of the car later complained a cop assaulted him during the arrest.
The recommendations? Do less on dogs, more on operations - and more te reo.
She "made her way out of the police station" - and is still at large.
Grieving grandmother of 15-year-old says she was the one who called police.
One in three staff will be new to the profession.
The Independent Police Conduct Authority handles complaints about the NZ Police.
The number of police seeking professional help after trauma on the job has tripled.
Overseas bans on semi-auto firearms led to 'clever' inventions by gun makers.
The role "carries significant executive leadership responsibilities".
Residents are asked to stay away from the Roche St area.
Time after time, political momentum petered out and nothing happened. Not this time.
Gun lobby groups "remind" MPs about election votes, while Nazi photos shared online.
Former Police Minister Paula Bennett says there is no point in having hindsight.
An inquiry recommended more than 20 years ago to ban the weapons used in the terror attack
Police are trained to deal with trauma, but nothing could've prepared them for today.
Police Association has welcomed a major review into pursuits.
All Australian police forces have some form of a restrictive pursuit policy.
There are reasons why the pursuit of young people is more likely to end in disaster.
"Nobody likes their car being stolen but it is property crime..."
As part of The Chase, a Herald series on pursuits, we look at the rules of engagement.
Today the "Herald" launches "The Chase" - a four-day series about police pursuits.
'I thought "Jesus Christ this is my fault, this is my fault, this is really bad".'
The mother of a teen killed in a police pursuit speaks.
New data shows 52,000 firearms, worth $22m, came into NZ last year.
Avebury House manager Tanya Didham says the room is usually used for Yoga classes.