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Concerns over police culture persist

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.

Guilty cop faces new questions in court

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

Majority of police ambivalent about jobs

Give guns to all cops, says police union

Minister to back guns in 2700 police cars

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

Should police focus more resources to solving burglaries?

Sisters: Feilding victim was happily married

The sisters of one of the men found at the scene of an apparent murder-suicide says she can't understand what went wrong.

Note found at scene of triple Feilding killing

A note was found at the scene of an apparent murder-suicide in Feilding, but police won't reveal its details.

Feilding farm house victims' identities confirmed

Police have confirmed the identities of the three people whose bodies were found in a Feilding farm house on Monday morning.

Jailed officer denounced as 'criminal in uniform'

Britain's highest-ranking Asian police officer was jailed for four years yesterday.

Should police be able to process crimes at their patrol car or back at the station?

Second person suspended for police secret information leak

Police recruit test ditched after cheats busted

Police consider full-body armour as assaults increase

Private patrols would give police extra eyes and ears

Police in court on cover-up charges

Nicholas says sex abuse should be in police code

Unhappy police want better conditions