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How long until summer...? It was a chilly start on the Wharerata Range outside of Gisborne this morning with snow on the hills. If you're out and about in these conditions, please take care on the…
Five stolen lambs are safely back where they belong thanks to some baa-rilliant police work by police in Helensville.
Regular training helps our teams stay ready and respond effectively when it counts. Recently, some of our specialist teams ran realistic mass casualty and hostage training scenarios…
Here's a tail worth wagging about: Foster pup Pebbles has been safely returned after being stolen last week. The North Shore Tactical Crime Unit were investigating after Pebbles was taken from her…
A local Scout group got an insight into the fascinating world of forensic investigation thanks to some Auckland City District Scene of Crime Officers and School …
Sometimes we all need a helping hand… When a vehicle broke down on a hill during a recent checkpoint in Auckland, Police and Ministry of Justice staff were quick to step in and give the driver a…
Two of our Nelson Bay officers had an unexpected start to their early shift when they spotted a tense roadside face-off between a runaway golden retriever and a cat, that ended with the dog…
It's not just our human staff who work hard to help keep our communities safe. Here's Police dog Nyx checking out the sunset at Ruapehu, from Whanganui River Road, during a well-deserved break on…
A glimpse into a recent training exercise for Hawke’s Bay Search and Rescue. The team are pictured as they get an idea of the scene and discuss a plan of attack among themselves, prior to kitting…
Waikato AOS members took to the scrub and bushlands for a recent training session. The squad made use of the pastures traversing the felled tree lines to practice scenarios focused on rural…
As a result of reassurance visits after Cyclone Vaianu, Kaitakawaenga Iwi Liaison Officer Constable Jerard was invited to Matahiwi Marae in Clive to spend time with whānau and tamariki. It was a…
Patrolling the state highways of Central Otago, Road Policing Officer Greg found a glorious sight to behold at Cluden Hill summit on SH8 - but sadly no pot of gold!