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Welcome
to the August issue of Ten-One Community Edition. This month we update
you on the latest NZ Police recruiting campaign which includes contacting
3000 currently serving officers from overseas jurisdictions who have
expressed an interest in coming to New Zealand.
Also included this month is a feature on the work NZ Police is doing
with the Pacific Islands Chiefs of Police organisation. We also hear
from two NZ Police overseas deployments: the Solomon Islands and Afghanistan.
And we take a look at Counties/Manukau Pacific Liaison Officer Senior
Constable Alf Filipaina's 'It's all about choice' road
show which graphically illustrates the consequences of poor driving
decisions.
The fifth volume of the official NZ Police history – More than
Law and Order – is due out in September. Author and professional
historian Susan Butterworth gives us a preview of what is contained
in the 348-page history of policing in New Zealand between
1945 in 1992.
Judith Hamblyn
Editor Ten One
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Campaigns
aim to attract more staff
Three thousand overseas police officers have received good news as part of a
NZ Police recruitment drive...
Recruiting
with an ethnic perspective
A series of three recruitment seminars especially for Asian people is being
held in Auckland later this month...
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NZ
home to Chiefs of Police
New Zealand
is home to the secretariat for the Pacific Islands Chiefs of
Police (PICP), which represents 21 national police services in
the Pacific region…
Pacific
police chief grateful for NZ help
Ross Ardern's
gratitude is evident as he talks about the help he has received
from NZ Police and Pacific Islands Chiefs of Police Secretariat
staff five weeks' into his new job as Niue's Chief
of Police...
Kiwis
help bust huge 'meth' operation in Fiji
An international
team effort was responsible for busting a huge methamphetamine
manufacturing operation in Fiji's capital, Suva, last year...
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Drivers
reminded to 'drive to the conditions'
A new road safety campaign rolled out last month reminds drivers to 'drive
to the conditions'...
It's
all about choice
Early on Wednesday morning, 28 January 2004, a speeding car carrying four teenagers
smashed
into a pole at traffic lights in Te Irirangi Drive, Manukau, in South Auckland...
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Afghan
president attends graduation
NZ Police Inspector
Marty Edghill was among those who welcomed President Hamid Karzai to
a graduation ceremony at the Bamyan Regional Police Training Centre
(BRPTC) in Afghanistan last month...
RAMSI
marks 2nd anniversary
NZ Police Commissioner
Rob Robinson was in the Solomon Islands recently to take part in celebrations
to mark the second anniversary of the Regional Assistance Mission to
Solomon Islands (RAMSI)...
NZ
Police Pipe Band impresses overseas
The New Zealand Police
Pipe Band achieved a string of impressive results on its recent visit
to Ireland...
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Multilingual
phrase book updated
The NZ Police multilingual
phrase book has been updated to include a section on the New Zealand
Bill of Rights Advice and Judges Rules Caution...
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Turbulent
history documented in latest book
The fifth volume
of the official NZ Police history, More than Law and Order, documents
an organisation undergoing a period of immense change...
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