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A ridealong in NZ Police's new Skoda cars
The police have unveiled the newest addition to their vehicle fleet.
The Skoda Superb will slowly replace the Holdens which have patrolled our streets for many, many decades, with the full roll out… Video, Audio
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Latest gun buy-back gets underway tomorrow
Police are reminding gun owners to follow the right procedure ahead of the latest buy-back which gets underway tomorrow.
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Police gun buyback planned for February
Police are gearing up for another gun buyback, starting 1 February.
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Police to roll out Skoda patrol cars
The Panel speaks to Police Deputy Commissioner Jevon McSkimming about the choice. Audio
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Audit reveals new tech tools in police's digital armoury
A police stocktake triggered by a controversial trial of facial recognition technology has revealed what law enforcement is adding to its digital armoury.
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Police apologise for revealing Covid-19 status to prospective employers
Police vetting revealed to six people's prospective employers that they had Covid-19, a report by the Privacy Commissioner has shown. Audio
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Covid-19: Police apologise for sharing status of job seekers
The Police have apologised after sharing the Covid-19 status of six jobseekers with potential employers as part of their vetting process.
This follows the release this morning of the Privacy… Audio
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Police investigate potential hack of its data
Police are investigating a potential hack of their own information, which had been sent to a research company.
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Budget funds tipped for scheme tackling family violence
A major anti-family violence pilot programme is expected to get the green light for more funding at a pre-Budget announcement on Sunday.
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Family violence response programme faces funding cut
A much-lauded family violence programme is set to run out of funding at the end of June, and the police are pleading for more money to keep it running. RNZ understands they won't have to wait too much… Audio
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New crime reporting tool used 3700 times since launch
A new online police tool for reporting lost property and intentional properly damage has been used more than 3700 times since its release three months ago.
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New quake restraints uncertainty exposed
More gaps in what is known about how safe buildings are in an earthquake are emerging, this time to do with police stations, hospitals and a cinema chain. Audio
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Labour calls for audit of police IT projects
The Labour Party is calling for an external audit of the police force's IT projects, to find out how many are overdue and over-budget.
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Police disappointed software contracts not met
Police say they are disappointed that a company has not honoured its obligations to fix problems with special crime-fighting software before it went into liquidation.
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Tuesday's newspaper headlines
New Zealand's elite SAS troops under fire in Afghanistan; Government vows to crack down on truancy; Alexandra Blossom Festival owes $82,000 to creditors.
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Best bowling performance of season sees Otago through to one day final
The Otago cricket coach says his bowlers put in their best performance of the season in today's State Shield semi-final match which saw Canterbury all bowled out for an embarassing ...
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Embarrasing collapse for Canterbury sees Otago through to cricket final
The Otago cricket team has gone through to the final of the State Shield One day cricket series after a convincing win over Canterbury at QE2 park. The Canterbury side ...
