There’s plenty of information about keeping ourselves and those in our bubble safe during the COVID-19 pandemic, but what about our furry friends? Including Police dogs? They’re being well looked...
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They won’t be cautioned, breath-tested, fined, diverted, or taken into custody – but teddy bears are now in New Zealand Police’s sights. Police and their families have joined the bear hunt, an...
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Te Pae Oranga, the community-focused model that works to keep low-level offenders out of the justice pipeline, has been named as top project in the 2020 Evidence-Based Problem Oriented Policing (EBPOP...
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A constable in Hawke’s Bay is working on developing more trust for Police and other emergency services in communities where trust is not traditionally high. He Kāhui Kaitiaki – the coming together of...
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Two driver licensing programmes are helping hundreds of people in Police's Central District get their drivers licence, opening new opportunities for them. The Te Ara Tika learner licence education...
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The 59 new cops who graduated from Wing 335 started work in their districts this week. The wing graduated from their initial training at the Royal New Zealand Police College (RNZPC) late last month...
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