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Read in-depth feature stories, news articles and the president's column from each issue of Police News.

  • President's Column: The tools to work our way out of bad patch

    President's ColumnNZPA

    Parliament’s Justice Select Committee has finished hearing submissions on the highly publicised Gangs Legislation Amendment Bill. It aims to prohibit the wearing of gang patches in public places and restrict gangs from congregating in public, and it introduces gang non-association orders.

  • Remembering Muriwai: The battle to survive

    Featured ArticlesNZTA

    The many reviews into the response to Cyclone Gabrielle in February 2023 – the most recent at the end of April – have identified plenty of room for improvement. However, few, if any, could fault the actions of police officers at Muriwai the night the cyclone made landfall. CARLA AMOS reports.

  • Opinion: Government approach at odds with evidence

    Featured ArticlesNZTA

    I have been watching the recent policy announcement of the New Zealand Government on speed management with increasing alarm. There is a failure to recognise the link between mean travel speeds and road trauma rates.

  • Iam Keen (May 2024)

    Featured ArticlesIam Keen

    This column is written by a frontline police member. It does not represent the views or policies of the Police Association.

  • Health & Wellbeing: Prostate cancer

    Featured ArticlesNZTA

    Retired Auckland sergeant MIKE CORNELL has some sage advice for all Kiwi men regardless of age: Get your prostate checked. Prostate cancer is indiscriminate when it comes to age and it doesn’t always come with symptoms – something that Mike knows only too well.

  • President's Column: Negotiating through a broken pay round system

    President's ColumnNZPA

    As this column was being written, we were still in the last stages of the extremely frustrating pay round negotiation process. It is an understatement to say it has let down members when the constant delays have caused them unacceptable hardship, as you will see in our cover story.