The Police Asset Recovery Unit (ARU) made an estimated $101 million dent in criminal activity in 2019.

Chris Cahill spoke to Mike Hosking about the second tranche of the Arms Legislation Bill which, if passed, will introduce a gun registry.

The Police Association is calling for "political point-scoring" to be put aside as Parliament considers the Arms Legislation Bill.

Chris Cahill called on NZ First to 'do the right thing' and support the proposed firearms legislation.

An online threat against a Christchurch mosque is a "significant incident" authorities will be wanting to quickly resolve.

Chris Cahill's name was falsely used to urge New Zealand First leader Winston Peters to block the Government's second tranche of gun law reforms.