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The Police Association is proud to produce its monthly Police News magazine, both printed and online, providing news, in-depth feature stories and information on products and services offered by the Police Welfare Fund for members and their families. There are 11 issues a year, starting in February.

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Police News November 2023

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Inside this issue of Police News we have full coverage of the 88th NZPA Annual Conference, including the five recipients of the 2023 Bravery Awards and ask 10 questions of new Region 3 (Waikato and Bay of Plenty) director Detective Sergeant Ash Clements.

Police News October 2023

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In this issue of Police News we cover the 2023 International Women in Policing Conference held in Auckland last month, get the lowdown on Police's new digital notebooks and ask 10 questions of new Region 7 (Southern) director Senior Sergeant Anthony Bond.

Police News September 2023

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In this issue of Police News we talk to the lead investigator in operations Sinatra and Royal, Detective Inspector Scott Anderson, get a frontline officer's take on escalating threats to law and order in Aotearoa and we share further results from our 2023 Member Survey.

Police News August 2023

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In this issue of Police News we look at the biggest concern raised by NZPA members in our 2023 survey, the hot topics at this year's committee AGMs, and we chat with former Southland detective and wing patron Paddy O'Brien.

Police News July 2023

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In this issue of Police News we speak with Police on the progress of Operation Cobalt one year into its campaign to stamp out gang lawlessness, profile our NZPA Bill Murray award recipients and learn about the technology behind WanderSearch.

Police News June 2023

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In this issue of Police News we check out the two new Police Welfare Fund holiday homes in Wellington, speak with Superintendent Warwick Morehu on stepping in to the top job at the Police College and touch base with five recruits who graduated from Wing 276 back in 2013.