Bullying claim at police college
Two police recruits have been stood down from police college after a number of alleged bullying incidents.
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Greg O'Connor: Time to get real and arm our police
An incident in Auckland on Sunday shows that, sooner rather than later, firearms locked in police cars will prove too far away to save lives.
A force to be reckoned with
A former air force sergeant and several former volunteer firefighters are among 78 new police constables about to hit the beat.
Police 'hung out to dry'
A senior officer in the police area where hundreds of burglaries disappeared from official crime statistics says his former boss and colleagues have been "hung out to dry".
Disgraced police prosecutor struck off
A police prosecutor who used methamphetamine and posted photographs of his drug use online has been struck off as a lawyer.
111 callout: Anger at response
A woman is appalled it took three emergency calls to get help for an Auckland student writhing in pain at her inner-city campus.
Drunk driver flees after Waikato crash
A drunk driver who fled the scene of an early morning crash in Waikato could be seriously injured and police are "seriously concerned" about his whereabouts.
Gang member filmed hitting cop
A policeman sitting in his car with his family warned a gang member not to do anything stupid moments before being punched in the head.
Police hire outsiders to answer emergency calls
Police bosses have been forced to call in staff from a private IT firm to help answer soaring numbers of emergency calls on 111 and *555.
Police prosecutor admits drug charges
The public should have faith in the police service and feel confident it is working after another police employee appeared in court today, the Police Association says.
Bloodshed impacts cops
Police have launched 13 homicide inquiries after a dramatic spike in violent crimes in the past month.
Teina Pora case: Labour calls for review
Labour has joined the chorus of voices calling for urgent attention to be paid to the case of Teina Pora, who is now into his 21st year in prison for rape and murder.
Police fear miscarriage of justice
The Police Association is calling for an independent inquiry into the conviction of Teina Pora, now into his 21st year in jail for the rape and murder of Susan Burdett.
Arm cops? Beware, says officer
A policeman has broken ranks to sound warnings about arming the force.
Fewer crimes committed, solved
Crime is at its lowest level in 24 years but the percentage of offences that police solve is also dropping - less than half of all cases.
Top Kiwi cops could be lured to UK
Top New Zealand police officers could be lured to run British police forces under a proposed shake-up in the UK.
Gangs attempting to infiltrate police
Police have confirmed that gang members have tried to join the police force but they could not say how many had been intercepted during the recruitment stage.
New Zealand's cops: The new blue line
The police are laying their ghosts to rest with different methods and a fresh culture, report Catherine Masters and Jared Savage