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- 1951 - Sergeant William Shore Hughes
- 1952 - Bruce Christoffersen
- 1969 - Graham Perry
- 1978 - Murder at Miramar
- 1985 - Stephen Linney
- 1986 - Robin Dudding
- 1986 - Peter Button
- 1990 - Senior Constable Peter Umbers - GM
- 1990 - Operation Aramoana
- 1993 - Sergeant Allan Cantley - NZBM
- 1993 - Pleydell and Rice
- 1994 - Broughton and Pratt
- 1996 - Warren Sloss
- 2001 - Geoffrey Knight
- 2002 - Operation Green
- 2003 - David Templeton
- 2005 - Bertrand and White
- 2005 - Constable Craig Bennett
- 2005 - Gibson and Pennington
- 2007 - Constable James Muir - NZBD
- 2009 - Inspector Michael O'Leary - NZBD, Civilians Conor O'Leary and Peter Booth - NZBM
- 2009 - Operation Stingray
- 2009 - Operation Buckingham
- 2010 - Michael Wardle and Gage
- 2011 - Canterbury Earthquake
- 2014 - Lilleby and McDowell
- 2014 - Spalding and Turner
- 2019 - Operation Deans Targeted Terrorist Attacks, Christchurch, 15 March
- He Toa Taumata Rau
- Ngā Mētara Taonga
- 1951 - Pouwhakataki William Shore Hughes
- 1952 - Pouaromātai Bruce Christoffersen
- 1969 - Pouwhirinaki Pouaromātai E Graham Perry
- 1978 - He kōhuru i Miramar
- 1985 - Pirihimana Stephen Linney
- 1986 - Pirihimana Waka Robin Dudding
- 1986 - Kaiurungi Reretopa Whakarauora Kirirarau Peter Button
- 1990 - Pirihimana Matua Peter Umbers
- 1990 - Apareihana Aramoana
- 1993 - Pouwhakataki Allan Cantley
- 1993 - Pirihimana Matua Dean Pleydell rāua ko Pirihimana Patrick Rice
- 1994 - Kātipa Matua Peter Broughton rāua ko Kātipa Floyd Pratt
- 1996 - Pirihimana Warren Sloss
- 2001 - Pirihimana Geoffrey Knight
- 2002 - Apareihana Kākāriki
- 2003 - Pirihimana Matua David Templeton
- 2005 - Pouwhakataki Ngakina Bertrand rāua ko Pouwhakataki George White
- 2005 - Pirihimana Craig Bennett
- 2005 - Kātipa Robert Gibson rāua ko Kātipa Karl Pennington
- 2007 - Pirihimana James Muir
- 2009 - Kaiwawao Michael O'Leary, Kirirarau Conor O’Leary rāua ko Peter Booth
- 2009 - Apareihana Stingray
- 2009 - Kōkiri Buckingham
- 2010 - Pirihimana Michael Wardle rāua ko Kuri Pirihimana Gage
- 2011 - Te Rū i Waitaha
- 2014 - Pouwhakataki Ryan Lilleby rāua ko Pirihimana Christopher McDowell
- 2014 - Pirihimana Matua Blair Spalding rāua ko Pirihimana Benjamin Turner
- 2019 - Operation Deans Targeted Terrorist Attacks
- Curator's Casefile
- Riccarton Hotel Unsolved Murder
- Fingerprinting and the “GOTCHA” Badges
- Sly-grogging and Hokonui Moonshine
- Trades Hall Bombing Fingerprinting Kit
- Prisoner’s Enamel Plate
- Wanganui Computer Bombing
- 1932 Auckland Riot Baton
- New Zealand Police Highland Pipe Band
- Rudolph Radka Prison Escape
- Mount Eden Prison Keys
- Suspicious Looking: 19th century mug shots from the New Zealand Police Museum
- Criminal Identification before mug shots
- The invention of mug shots
- The introduction of mug shots in New Zealand
- Criticisms of mug shot photography
- Physiognomy, Photography and the criminal look
- Beyond mug shots: Other methods of criminal identification in the 19th century
- Mug shots in New Zealand today
- Selected Biographies: Famous Faces & Sensational Stories
- Sources
- Curators Choice: Black Friday series
- Policing the First World War: slygrogging, sex and sedition
- He matapihi o nehe rā: A window into the past
- The place of many brave deeds
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- The establishment of New Zealand Police
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- 75 years of women in Police
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- Royal Commission of Inquiry into Historical Abuse in State Care and in the Care of Faith-based Institutions
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- Royal Commission of Inquiry into the terrorist attack on Christchurch masjidain
- Crewe Review
- Investigation into the engagement of external security consultants
- Joint Review into the Children's Sector: Identification and response to suspected abuse
- Operation Clover
- Programmes and initiatives
- Adult Diversion Scheme
- AWHI
- Child Sex Offender (CSO) Register
- Consultation: Arms Regulations Review of Fees 2022 - Closed
- Cost Recovery
- Electronic Monitoring on Bail (EM Bail)
- Evidence-Based Policing (EBP)
- Fostering and adopting police dogs
- Gender pay gap action plan
- Integrated Safety Response (ISR)
- International Anti-Corruption Coordination Centre
- International Service Group (ISG)
- National Security Long-term Insights Briefing - public consultation
- Neighbourhood Policing Teams
- Police contact survey – How did we do?
- Police use of emergent technologies
- Prevention First
- RNZPC Independent Advisory Board
- Tactical Response Model (TRM)
- Te Oranga Tamariki Action Plan Collaboration
- Transforming Police Service Delivery
- Understanding Policing Delivery
- Woolf Fisher Police Fellowship Programme
- How we manage personal information
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- About New Zealand Police
- Our Values
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- Structure
- Police districts
- Northland Police District
- Waitematā Police District
- Auckland City Police District
- Counties Manukau Police District
- Waikato Police District
- Bay of Plenty Police District
- Eastern Police District
- Central Police District
- Wellington Police District
- Tasman Police District
- Canterbury Police District
- Southern Police District
- Commissioner and Executive
- Police teams and units
- Safe Roads - road policing
- Maritime Units
- Police Dog Section
- Air support ‘Eagle’ unit
- Armed Offenders Squads
- New Zealand Police Dive Squad
- Communications Centres
- Intelligence
- Police Negotiation Teams
- Puawaitahi – child protection multi-agency centre
- Forensics
- Financial Crime Group
- Interpol
- Diplomatic Protection Service
- Search and Rescue
- New Zealand Police Pipe Band
- The Royal New Zealand Police College
- Police Prosecution Service (PPS)
- Police districts
- Publications and statistics
- Corporate
- Annual report
- Briefing to incoming Minister
- Commission of Inquiry reports
- Evaluations and reviews
- Financial Action Task Force
- Information and advice sent to the Minister of Police
- Information releases
- OPC Compliance Notice progress reports
- Police Manual chapters
- Policies
- Statement of Intent
- Strategies and plans
- Forms
- General reports
- Guides and standards
- Research
- Data and statistics
- Schools
- Corporate
- History and Museum
- Memorial
- Museum
- About the Museum
- Visit & Contact
- Exhibitions
- The place of many brave deeds
- The Bravery Medals
- 1951 - Sergeant William Shore Hughes
- 1952 - Bruce Christoffersen
- 1969 - Graham Perry
- 1978 - Murder at Miramar
- 1985 - Stephen Linney
- 1986 - Robin Dudding
- 1986 - Peter Button
- 1990 - Senior Constable Peter Umbers - GM
- 1990 - Operation Aramoana
- 1993 - Sergeant Allan Cantley - NZBM
- 1993 - Pleydell and Rice
- 1994 - Broughton and Pratt
- 1996 - Warren Sloss
- 2001 - Geoffrey Knight
- 2002 - Operation Green
- 2003 - David Templeton
- 2005 - Bertrand and White
- 2005 - Constable Craig Bennett
- 2005 - Gibson and Pennington
- 2007 - Constable James Muir - NZBD
- 2009 - Inspector Michael O'Leary - NZBD, Civilians Conor O'Leary and Peter Booth - NZBM
- 2009 - Operation Stingray
- 2009 - Operation Buckingham
- 2010 - Michael Wardle and Gage
- 2011 - Canterbury Earthquake
- 2014 - Lilleby and McDowell
- 2014 - Spalding and Turner
- 2019 - Operation Deans Targeted Terrorist Attacks, Christchurch, 15 March
- He Toa Taumata Rau
- Ngā Mētara Taonga
- 1951 - Pouwhakataki William Shore Hughes
- 1952 - Pouaromātai Bruce Christoffersen
- 1969 - Pouwhirinaki Pouaromātai E Graham Perry
- 1978 - He kōhuru i Miramar
- 1985 - Pirihimana Stephen Linney
- 1986 - Pirihimana Waka Robin Dudding
- 1986 - Kaiurungi Reretopa Whakarauora Kirirarau Peter Button
- 1990 - Pirihimana Matua Peter Umbers
- 1990 - Apareihana Aramoana
- 1993 - Pouwhakataki Allan Cantley
- 1993 - Pirihimana Matua Dean Pleydell rāua ko Pirihimana Patrick Rice
- 1994 - Kātipa Matua Peter Broughton rāua ko Kātipa Floyd Pratt
- 1996 - Pirihimana Warren Sloss
- 2001 - Pirihimana Geoffrey Knight
- 2002 - Apareihana Kākāriki
- 2003 - Pirihimana Matua David Templeton
- 2005 - Pouwhakataki Ngakina Bertrand rāua ko Pouwhakataki George White
- 2005 - Pirihimana Craig Bennett
- 2005 - Kātipa Robert Gibson rāua ko Kātipa Karl Pennington
- 2007 - Pirihimana James Muir
- 2009 - Kaiwawao Michael O'Leary, Kirirarau Conor O’Leary rāua ko Peter Booth
- 2009 - Apareihana Stingray
- 2009 - Kōkiri Buckingham
- 2010 - Pirihimana Michael Wardle rāua ko Kuri Pirihimana Gage
- 2011 - Te Rū i Waitaha
- 2014 - Pouwhakataki Ryan Lilleby rāua ko Pirihimana Christopher McDowell
- 2014 - Pirihimana Matua Blair Spalding rāua ko Pirihimana Benjamin Turner
- 2019 - Operation Deans Targeted Terrorist Attacks
- Curator's Casefile
- Riccarton Hotel Unsolved Murder
- Fingerprinting and the “GOTCHA” Badges
- Sly-grogging and Hokonui Moonshine
- Trades Hall Bombing Fingerprinting Kit
- Prisoner’s Enamel Plate
- Wanganui Computer Bombing
- 1932 Auckland Riot Baton
- New Zealand Police Highland Pipe Band
- Rudolph Radka Prison Escape
- Mount Eden Prison Keys
- Suspicious Looking: 19th century mug shots from the New Zealand Police Museum
- Criminal Identification before mug shots
- The invention of mug shots
- The introduction of mug shots in New Zealand
- Criticisms of mug shot photography
- Physiognomy, Photography and the criminal look
- Beyond mug shots: Other methods of criminal identification in the 19th century
- Mug shots in New Zealand today
- Selected Biographies: Famous Faces & Sensational Stories
- Sources
- Curators Choice: Black Friday series
- Policing the First World War: slygrogging, sex and sedition
- He matapihi o nehe rā: A window into the past
- The place of many brave deeds
- Learning & Events
- Museum news
- Research
- The establishment of New Zealand Police
- Police insignia
- 75 years of women in Police
- Investigations and reviews
- CTV Investigation
- Commissions of Inquiry
- Royal Commission of Inquiry into the Terrorist Attack on Christchurch Mosques
- Royal Commission of Inquiry into Historical Abuse in State Care and in the Care of Faith-based Institutions
- Commission of Inquiry into Police Conduct
- Royal Commission of Inquiry into the terrorist attack on Christchurch masjidain
- Crewe Review
- Investigation into the engagement of external security consultants
- Joint Review into the Children's Sector: Identification and response to suspected abuse
- Operation Clover
- Programmes and initiatives
- Adult Diversion Scheme
- AWHI
- Child Sex Offender (CSO) Register
- Consultation: Arms Regulations Review of Fees 2022 - Closed
- Cost Recovery
- Electronic Monitoring on Bail (EM Bail)
- Evidence-Based Policing (EBP)
- Fostering and adopting police dogs
- Gender pay gap action plan
- Integrated Safety Response (ISR)
- International Anti-Corruption Coordination Centre
- International Service Group (ISG)
- National Security Long-term Insights Briefing - public consultation
- Neighbourhood Policing Teams
- Police contact survey – How did we do?
- Police use of emergent technologies
- Prevention First
- RNZPC Independent Advisory Board
- Tactical Response Model (TRM)
- Te Oranga Tamariki Action Plan Collaboration
- Transforming Police Service Delivery
- Understanding Policing Delivery
- Woolf Fisher Police Fellowship Programme
- How we manage personal information
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