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'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.
Body in the water: Police probe mystery Waiheke death
Vehicle was about 14km from where body was found.
Armed police officers had good reason to fire sponge rounds at man - IPCA
The 2022 incident took place at the property of a 'high-risk' offender.
'Not commercially viable': Facial recognition tech fails to live up to cost
Facial recognition technology has failed half the time in recent tests.
'It's a start': Ex-cop admits role in Tyre Nichols’ fatal beating
Caught on police video, the beating of Nichols was one in a string of violent encounters.
'Bloody ridiculous': Veteran truckie tells of drivers using laptops, maps behind wheel
Fines for using mobile phones while driving have soared in the past six months.
Mum caught driving at 140km/h 'was busy telling kids off'
The woman claimed she wasn't looking at the speedo and was dealing with her kids.
'No external oversight': Police face legal challenges after use of new tech
Police use of footage from high-tech number plate recognition cameras is being challenged.
Jarrod Gilbert: We need a total rethink of how we tackle crime post-election
OPINION: Nothing I heard during the election filled me with confidence.
NYC officers won’t face charges in death of man who caught fire after being shot with stun gun
Jason Jones was taken off life support in 2021 after six weeks in intensive care.
Police dog bites school boy out running with PE class
The incident occurred when the police dog was pursuing a group of offenders.
Men who filmed children at Wellington primary school still remain unidentified six weeks on
Police are asking anyone with information that could identify the men to come forward.
Cops' daring rescues in Cyclone Gabrielle floods recognised
'I've never been in a situation that was so close for so many different people.'
Staffing increase at police HQ 'unacceptable' - Nats MP
The Police Minister says a boost in HQ staff includes police working on organised crime.
Police plan long-range Tasers but without body cameras to check use
It will be the first time Tasers are used in NZ without an assured way of recording.
Watch: Resident's fury after UK cop throws sandwich crusts on ground
The young officer was eventually forced to pick up his discarded crusts.
Millions being spent by police to fix critical tech issues
Despite an assessment on the system two years prior, multiple red flags still exist.
Jarrod Gilbert: Why I believe the future of NZ’s frontline police is in fine shape
Jarrod Gilbert on the future of policing
Police likely headed to arbitration after declining latest pay offer
More than 60 per cent of constabulary staff voted against the offer.
Body cameras for police? Police Association says it’s a matter of ‘when, not if’
Concerns about body cameras focus on the cost involved and who can access the footage.
Police vetting of piano teacher labelled him a predator
Piano teacher's police file alleged he was sexually attracted to children.
Some London police relinquish guns after officer is charged with murder
The case renewed allegations of institutional racism within the London police.
US officers ruled to be justified in fatal shooting after responding to wrong house
After the 2017 shooting, a state grand jury declined to indict anyone in the case.
'We want to see police': Calls for more security in CBD
Inner city Auckland residents and business owners want more police on the streets.
'Blood-covered' man bashes on door at midnight in Milton
Police were busy in Dunedin last night after a mugging, drunk drivers and break-ins.