The wāhine with Commissioner Coster...
17 Jun 2022 1:29pm TenOne Magazine

Puhikura - the change and the future

Launch of first recruitment campaign directed towards wāhine Māori. More

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Truck
17 Jun 2022 7:24am News:
Eastern

Appeal for information following aggravated robbery in Taradale

Police are appealing for witnesses following an aggravated robbery that took place early yesterday morning in Taradale. A man allegedly assaulted another man delivering bread outside a convenience... More

1 min read
Police tape
17 Jun 2022 6:43am News:
Wellington

Fatality following house fire, Chatham Islands

Police and Fire and Emergency New Zealand received a report of a house fire at a residential property about 3.30pm yesterday in a remote area of the Chatham Islands. The body of a deceased person was... More

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Puhikura
16 Jun 2022 7:10pm News:
National News

Kua whakarewahia e Ngā Pirihimana o Aotearoa a Puhikura, te whakatairanga kimi ika tauhou hōu / New Zealand Police launches Puhikura, its latest recruitment campaign

Kua whakarewahia e Ngā Pirihimana o Aotearoa a Puhikura, te whakatairanga kimi ika tauhou hōu I whakarewahia a Puhikura, te whakatairanga kimi ika tauhou hōu a Ngā Pirihimana o Aotearoa kia tōia ngā... More

6 min read
Media release - Update
16 Jun 2022 5:08pm News:
Southern

Correction - Vehicle in Clutha River

An earlier release referred to a vehicle being located in the Clutha River today. While Police have not sighted the vehicle, we have information to suggest the vehicle is in the river. We apologise... More

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Media release - Update
16 Jun 2022 3:02pm News:
Southern

UPDATE - Vehicle in Clutha River

Central Otago Police would like to thank the public for their assistance, following concern over a vehicle which had left the road and become submerged in the Clutha River earlier this week. It was... More

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Our Service, Your Say | Ō Whakaaro, Ā Mātou Mahi

New Zealand Police seeks feedback from people about the quality of the service they received from us through Our Service, Your Say | Ō Whakaaro, Ā Mātou Mahi. The independent survey was introduced in 2022. Rangahau Aotearoa Research New Zealand conducts the research on behalf of New Zealand Police. The survey is conducted with around 8,000 people throughout the year. Police uses the results to understand people’s service experiences, highlight what we are doing well and identify areas where we can improve.