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A 40-year partnership that’s about much more than discos.More
Four people were arrested and their bikes impounded after Police disrupted a large group of dirt bike riders travelling through South Auckland. More
Commissioner Andrew Coster has congratulated two Police recipients of awards in the 2024 New Year Honours. More
Alan Richards celebrates 60 years of policing.More
An epic adventure for cyclone-affected tamariki in Eastern District. More
A look at the work of our Diversity Liaison Network over a year of progress.More
Final graduation of 2023 sees 62 new police officers in place for the holidays.More
We all have a responsibility to ensure our friends and whānau are safe this summer, so keep an eye out and report any concerns you have. More
There are many things we can all do to stay safe this summer to drastically reduce the risk of people getting into trouble in the water. More
Divers' discovery of bones led to a positive connection with iwi and locals in Hawke’s Bay.More
