Government makes new pay offer to police
It comes after police rejected their last offer which was labelled 'insulting'.
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Gisborne brawl deaths: Tangi under way for victim
The incident on Saturday night left two dead and three critically injured.
Gisborne brawl deaths: Assault charge upgraded to cause grievous bodily harm
Incident on Saturday night left two dead and three critically injured
Rotorua to Auckland: Four youths arrested after stolen car spiked on motorway
Police say the vehicle went almost twice the posted speed limit.
'Loving dad': Man killed in Gisborne party brawl had recently become a father
The brawl was sparked when two uninvited guests turned up at a 21st birthday celebration.
'Kick in the guts': Cuts to rural police mooted, rent to skyrocket from $22 a week
The changes include cuts to allowances and subsidised rentals in remote areas.
Police Association warns backroom hiring freeze will pull front-line cops off street
Despite recruiting restrictions, police remain committed to delivering 500 extra cops.
From refugee camp to Hamilton Police staff member
The file management support officer shares her culture with her colleagues during Ramadan.
Jarrod Gilbert: Is it wrong to accept gang donations?
OPINION: Outlaw clubs have donated to worthy causes for as long as they've existed.
'They didn’t tell me I was under arrest, they just grabbed me'
Daniel Bond claimed in court he was arrested after seeking an officer’s identification.
Man 'justifiably' killed by police in Glen Eden, report finds
55-year-old Tex Witika was shot in his driveway after his home burned down.
'It's a pittance': Police insulted by Govt pay offer, while minister says he's 'doing the best we can'
Police officers have called the offer 'insulting' and 'demoralising' to their role.
'The scream was horrific': Helicopter airlifts critically injured Blenheim worker
One person in a critical condition was flown to Wellington Hospital.
'I just wanted to chase bad people and drive Holdens': Police Ten 7 star to retire from force
'It’s all I have ever known and all I have ever wanted to know.'
'Significant health hazards’ may force police stations to be closed nationwide
At one station, staff know it's raining when water comes out of sockets in the walls.
Youth unafraid of consequences: Calls for harsher penalties for fleeing drivers
Youths, aged between 12-17, are said to make up a significant portion of fleeing drivers.
Compulsory police fitness test too hard - former officer
Gavin Benney says the PCT for students and serving officers is irrelevant.
Police Minister won’t stake job on police workforce boost, PM determined to achieve it
In the space of 24 hours, Mark Mitchell's view had reversed.
Long serving police officer calls time at Waitangi
Retiring police officer Wally Haumaha's final duty will be at Waitangi.
Fleeing drivers ‘deliberately taunting’ police by live-streaming their escapades
Trend emerges amid a dramatic increase in drivers fleeing police.
No body: How do police decide a missing person might have been murdered?
When do disappearances get upgraded to a homicide investigation?
Editorial: Use of force on Māori suspects a grey area for police cleared up by body cams
OPINION: They are added protection for those being arrested and those making the arrest.
Tactical use of pain: Call for urgent change as police arrest tactics, especially against Māori, revealed
Police say the use of force is always proportionate to the situation and a last resort.
New Māori cop wants to help whānau who have mental health issues
Chanel Ruri joins her two sisters as police officers.
Sixty-two new cops graduate just in time for Christmas cheer
Constable Farheen Ali knows the ins and outs of the police
'He's the man that's there': Police union boss coy on Coster's suitability
Chris Cahill was asked if Andrew Coster is still 'the man for the job'.
St John’s queried over significant blind spot with specialist paramedics
No one from St John attended the Al Noor scene in a SERT capacity.
'Make life hell for them': NZ takes a page from Western Australia's tough gang laws
Our proposed legislation will be peppered with references to WA’s tough anti-bikie laws.
Commissioner holds office at pleasure of Governor-General
Police Minister Mark Mitchell can't sack Commissioner Coster - even he he wanted to.
Emergency response like trying to put together 1000-piece jigsaw puzzle, terror inquest finds
"We tried our very best to pick each piece up and put it where it should go."
Audrey Young: Mallard, Maharey, Coster - how safe should they be?
OPINION: Andrew Coster should be safe but Mallard might not be.
Ethicist concerned at racial bias in facial recognition technology
Māori academic says the government is allowing tech companies to use Māori as guinea pigs.
Drug deal gone wrong ends in car crash
The pair reportedly attempted to buy cannabis before they were attacked at a house.
Police called as passengers pulled from Air NZ plane, face flight ban
Two passengers were removed from the Wellington to Auckland flight.