Opinion: Former police Inspector Regan Tamihere should be celebrated not condemned
The police inquiry into Inspector Regan Tamihere has no cultural component.
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Police inspector found guilty of breaching Covid-19 border without exemption
At the time, one source said the Auckland inspector took family members to a funeral.
Neighbours at War: Man claims police withheld information about 'unhinged' neighbour
The man claims his neighbour complained about him after he rebuffed her advances.
‘Are they going to shoot us?’: Police justified in setting dog on fleeing teen
Police were pursuing a car after its driver was seen firing a gun out the window.
Police watchdog slams investigation into officer who struck two youths who were not resisting arrest
The watchdog says police 'pre-emptively exonerated' the officer.
Police boss not too worried about the blue drain to Queensland
Deputy police commissioner Wally Haumaha not fazed by Aussie raid on our cops.
Police to pay $45k after locking claustrophobic man in cell nine times
'I wouldn’t wish what happened to me on my worst enemy,' Malcolm King says.
Watch: Boston cop’s bumpy ride on children’s slide
Chuckling colleagues reportedly captured the viral video of the on-duty officer.
Trolls attack baby-faced police recruits for looking too young
Student police officers can apply aged 17, but must be 18 to join the force.
Country's first iwi liaison officer celebrates 50 years in police
Decorated Māori police officer Wayne Panapa looks back over a marvellous career
Opinion: Most of the major political parties battle over who is going to be tougher and more punitive
The parties are pushing out their law and order rhetoric but it's hysteria.
Police apologise for treatment of man while detaining him
Police apologise over how a public safety order was issued to a South Canterbury man. Video / Supplied
Opinion: A mailed fist on its own will never fix crime
OPINION: Boris Sokratov tells the redemption story of Robert Brown
'Traumatic': Woman turns up bruised and battered after going missing for 3 weeks
Kayla Maree Pawa is under police protection.
Diversion over Posie Parker rally assault a 'mistake', accused heads back to court
Man offered police diversion by mistake - set to return to court
Editorial: French riots a new eruption of an old problem
EDITORIAL: France has cracked down hard, flooding major cities with 45,000 police.
French rioters target mayor’s home during fifth night of unrest
However, overall violence appears to have lessened compared to previous nights.
France arrests more than 1,300 people after fourth night of rioting
45,000 police officers fanned out in a so-far unsuccessful bid to quell violence.
Pensioner punched at Posie Parker protest wants to sit down with her attacker
'What did you think you were doing? Why did you think it was OK to punch an older woman?'
Tikanga approach and police partnership helps change Māori justice outcomes
Success of marae-based justice programme partnership to be celebrated.
'Collecting rubbish from the streets': Film-maker says wrong picture being painted of Ōpōtiki
Kim Webby rejects political spin that town was held to ransom by the Mob.
The new ethnic faces of policing in Aotearoa
The new face of policing has more Māori, Pasifika and Asian communities represented.
The changing face of the New Zealand police better reflects the communities they serve
Minorities have increased in police to show a more diverse force.
New Whanganui cop looks to save lives
Khan-Lee Docherty said his training opened his eyes to what police work entails.
Auckland police officer charged with on-duty assault of two others following fleeing driver incident
The 31-year-old has been placed on restricted duties.
Focus: Why new tasers could see police forced to wear body-cameras
New tasers are understood to be rolling out to frontline cops, but why does this mean they could be forced to wear body-cameras. Video / NZ Herald
A different kind of charge: Police reveal new BMW EV patrol car
The pricing for the BMW starts at $110,000 in NZ.
Focus: See the NZ Police’s new fully electric BMW i4 in action
Police have unveiled a new electric vehicle they are trialling - a BMW i4. Video / NZ Herald
New police pursuit revealed, wet weather lashes North & drone strikes rock Kyiv | Focus Morning Bulletin: 29 May, 2023
Revised pursuit policy set to be unveiled, heavy rain and wind hits the upper North Island and Russia launches one of its largest drone attacks on Ukraine in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald
Opinion: Tasering of elderly dementia patient appalling
Opinion: "A health issue should not be confused with aggressive, law-breaking behaviour."
Crackdown on dangerous drivers: Fleeing drivers could lose cars for good
More fleeing drivers prompts tough legislation: cars seized and stronger penalties.
Top Māori cop wants to make a difference on crime and for whānau
Police superintendent Scott Gemmell has a new role and a new direction.
Former officers with PTSD say police abandoned them: Officer in Tangowahine shooting speaks out
Police have pushed back at the claims saying they take care of staff present and past.
Former Minnesota cop who fatally shot Daunte Wright to be freed
She will be released after 16 months for the traffic stop shooting that sparked protest.