Return-to-work advisers help ill or injured staff back into the workforce; the Wellness team who supported staff at Waitangi; a profile of new Eastern DC Jeanette Park; Ten Questions with National's police spokesperson Simeon Brown; Gary Lendrum obituary; Chris Cahill reviews the new book Gangland; the pioneers of Police's sexual assault teams.

Valuing cops at the coalface; Ten Questions with new Police Minister Poto Williams; an international conference coup for NZ Police: members seek options for access to firearms; and the legacies of the deaths of two police officers - Matthew Hunt in New Zealand and Matt Ratana in Britain.

Police announces a trial of caps for police officers; coverage of the 85th Annual Conference where the focus was firmly on frontline safety; Health & Wellbeing: when PTSI lurks below the surface; interview with the Police Credit Union's new chief executive, Joe Bishop.

A glitch in the issuing of Police QID numbers; a digital leap in continuing police education; use of ballistic body armour; a Q&A with our new vice-president; and how to get ready for Movember.

Follow the money - the Police Financial Crime Group is a key player in stripping criminals of their wealth and power; NZPA welcomes Craig Tickelpenny as its new welfare manager; how to lock your patrol car (not as easy as you might think); and Health & Wellbeing - don't ignore embarrassing symptoms.

State of the unions - the difference between police unionism in America and New Zealand; custody units - the worse they are, the higher the risk to staff and detainees; a new Facebook forum for police families; and, donations for the families of killed and injured police officers grow.