Fearless Auckland cop swims to aid of mariners stranded on rocks
Detective Jason Hamblyn leapt to the aid of two men stranded on rocks 100m offshore.
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Family want "clarity and closure" after Sentry Taitoko died, intoxicated, in police care.
Focus Live: Armed police in special vehicles to be on regular patrol
Focus Live: Armed police in special vehicles to be on regular patrol
Attacks on police rose in the past year; 350 assaults recorded
Attacks on police rose in the past year with 350 assaults recorded.
Beating caught on night vision camera: Officer in spotlight
Police Eagle helicopter footage shows moment a man is pinned down by police officers.
Bullying in the police: Victim reveals identity and wants 'to see change'
Former detective says his treatment at the hands of colleagues was "really horrible".
John Roughan: We are on a slippery slope to an authorised press - not a free press
COMMENT: We are on slippery slope towards an authorised press, which is not a free one.
Drawing the line: Police take tickets, chocs, cheese but decline much more
Two large bags of sweets were accepted by the criminal investigations team this year.
Obituary: The legendary cop who rescued John Banks
Legendary cop who helped a homeless teenage John Banks dies.
Francie boating tragedy inspires victim's son to join police
Tavita Milford joined police because of how they helped his family when his dad died.
Officer sanctioned for excessive force on mate's ex-partner
Dispute over ownership of two dogs quickly escalated.
Grandmother called cops before grandson killed in police chase
Grieving grandmother of 15-year-old says she was the one who called police.
Serious truck crash on State Highway 35
The incident is believed to have taken place near the Opotiki area.
Police Authority reviews three separate driving incidents
The Independent Police Conduct Authority handles complaints about the NZ Police.
Speed cameras whack Aucklanders hardest
But 87 per cent of the time, Auckland motorists escaped licence demerit points on fines.
The Chase: Police pursuits - how it's done overseas
All Australian police forces have some form of a restrictive pursuit policy.
The Chase: Police pursuits a life and death issue - step on it or back off?
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Cops' brilliant Chinese New Year tweet
It appears the folk behind the Canterbury Police Twitter account have a sense of humour.
Police forced to apologise to teen after officer's antics
Whangarei mother hopes incident will give others confidence to also complain.
Australia Police seeking missing Kiwi serviceman
New Zealand man Howard John Mahu was last heard from on Monday, December 3.
Wally Haumaha saga: Corrections boss apologises for email used to discredit bullying complaint
Corrections has apologises for the email, and a privacy complaint has also been lodged.
Police recruits tasered for missing targets on firing range
A senior police officer has been disciplined but will not face criminal charges.
Focus: Police Senior Constable, Graham Gough is retiring after 46 years
Police Senior Constable Graham Gough, is retiring after being a police officer in front line policing for 46 years.
Long time manning the thin blue line
Mangawhai's Senior Constable is retiring after being on the frontline for 46 years.
Woman bitten by police dog victim of excessive force: Report
A woman was giving herself up when a police officer unleashed his dog on her.
Australian mother, son die in crash; Kiwi truckie charged
The New Zealander has been ruled to stay in Western Australia under strict bail conditions
Police too scared to give evidence says MP
Advances in police culture is at risk of going backwards says National's Paula Bennett.
Audrey Young: Ardern moves swiftly to arrest Haumaha crisis
The Wally Haumaha fiasco was not top of Jacinda Ardern's agenda when she returned to work.
Revealed: NZ First MP's family ties with Wally Haumaha
NZ First deputy leader referred to Wally Haumaha as whānau in maiden speech to Parliament.
Head of Wally Haumaha inquiry stands down
The chair of the inquiry into Wally Haumaha's appointment has stood down.
LinkedIn account of inquiry head endorses Wally Haumaha
Calls for chairwoman of inquiry into top cop to resign.
John Tamihere: Why police boss Wally Haumaha deserves a fair go
Haumaha's comments about Schollum and Shipton were honest reflections of what he thought.