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Police in Waiuku joined the crowds at the Steel ‘N’ Wheels Festival at the weekend to give some valuable prevention advice and some insights into why they do the job. Police dog Wendel and members…
Auckland City District staff joined colleagues from Waitematā and Counties Manukau, as well as Community Patrols NZ for the return of the famous Lantern Festival. Back after a four-year hiatus,…
Drug harm reduction was a key focus for Police at the recent Electric Avenue music festival in Christchurch. Our staff teamed up with Customs to test drugs seized by security and share the…
Did you know all our Police motorcycle riders have to pass an annual test to continue riding their Police bikes? The sun was shining on these officers during their recent re-certification test at…
Police are continuing to be highly visible across Auckland forecourts, with frontline officers prioritising visits overnight alongside demand and providing reassurance to the staff working at…
The tamariki at Pakowhai Launch Active Early Learning in Hastings enjoyed a visit from officers from Hastings Police recently. Constables Israel, Luke and Ramandeep were on hand to let the…
If you’re heading to Northland Field Days in Dargaville, come and say hi at our recruitment and road safety tents. There are plenty of activities for you to try out too, including the drunk…
Our Wellington Maritime Unit joined up with the Royal New Zealand Air Force this week for a training exercise to practice winching techniques for joint Search and Rescue operations.
Our staff had a great time meeting everyone at the SPLORE Festival in Counties Manukau District at the weekend. Thousands of people were there and enjoying what turned out to be an amazing event…
Congratulations to Senior Constable John Woodhouse… Our University of Otago ‘campus cop’ has won his annual push-up challenge with first year students during O Week for the sixth year in a row!
Hats off to our 51 newest constables who graduated as part of Wing 373 on Thursday. They'll now enjoy a well-deserved break for a few days before reporting to their districts for duty.
It's O Week 2024 so some of our Dunedin staff have been at Tent City to welcome new and returning University of Otago students and share helpful advice on keeping safe.