Editorial: After a number of incidents that shook public confidence, the rebuilding of the reputation of the police has not always proceeded with total smoothness.

The diary of one of the royal commissioners who found police had planted evidence against Arthur Allan Thomas focuses scepticism on the detective who led the murder inquiry.

Frontline police officers are calling for senior staff to let them to wear Tasers on their belts while they walk their beats.

Two policemen who died in a shooting in West Auckland 50 years ago were remembered by their families and police yesterday in a wreath-laying ceremony.

Darren Ian Hodgetts used a coll-eague's computer log-on to leak confidential information to a target of a drugs investigation for a promised fee of $5000.

At least 67 police staff have been arrested in the past three years while serving on the force.

It is time for an independent review of the way in which the NZ Police carry out search and surveillance operations against New Zealanders, wites Catriona MacClennan.

Howard Broad says the force has turned a corner towards blanket intolerance of poor performance.

While New Zealand Police have made significant progress on culture change, senior management lacks confidence to make bold moves toward change, according to a report issued today.

A police officer found guilty of assault has returned to court in another case to say he did not kick a man.

About 2700 police cars could be carrying up to two pistols and two rifles within a few months.