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Charges dropped after police pledge to improve safety for traffic camera operators
WorkSafe has dropped charges against the police after a traffic camera operator was injured in a car crash.
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Flawed 111 system causing deaths - police documents
In one example, a woman was stabbed to death by a partner who overheard her making a 111 call.
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IPCA finds 6 cases of excessive force during Parliament occupation
In one instance, the police watchdog found an officer punched an elderly man twice in the head in defence of a colleague. Audio
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Police working with justice sector partners to address remand times
The police say they are focused on reducing the amount of time people spend on remand, not letting more defendants out on bail. Audio
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Police spending millions trying to catch up on court prosecutions
The police are spending tens-of-millions of dollars trying to catch up on court prosecutions while dealing with what it calls outdated bureaucratic processes.
As RNZ has been reporting, forty-four… Audio
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Not just horsing around: Troubled teens opt for equine therapy
A unique policing programme in Central Otago is producing positive results for children at risk of offending.
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'They never came' - Mother left stranded on roof with four children
Jo Cox believed her daughter and grandchildren were dead when they lost contact after the Tūtaekurī River enveloped their home, with the family huddled on the roof. Audio
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TVNZ to cancel controversial crime show Ten 7
Controversial crime show Ten 7 is being cancelled after 20 years on television.
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Consultation begins over proposed firearms licensing fees hike
A consultation process on firearms licencing fees opens today, with police pushing for a greater contribution towards the cost of providing regulatory services.
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Family harm incidents continue to dominate police callouts
More people have reported being victims of crime, and emergency calls increased by 40,000 in the last year, new police data shows. Audio
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Police behind in ram raid protection measures
Police have not delivered on their promise to radically speed up protecting shops from ram raids, but the raids are dropping off anyway. Audio
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Police sees drop in performance measures across the board
Despite an increase in the number of police, the organisation has seen drops almost across the board in its performance measures released in its Annual Report.
The Annual Report lists the police's… Audio
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Privacy Commissioner acts over police practice of photographing people
Police are facing enforcement action from the Privacy Commissioner for breaches of obligations in relation to officers photographing people.
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Police got more money than gun owners in buyback scheme
This year's gun buyback and amnesty saw more money paid out to the police than it did to firearms owners.
Gun owners who handed in their firearms as part of the buyback got just over $2.4… Audio
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Gun buyback cost more to run than paid out to owners
The six month firearms buyback and amnesty was the second to take place since changes to gun laws in the wake of the Christchurch mosque attacks.
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Hunters excited for duck season: 'We always eat what we hunt'
The annual game-bird hunting season kicks off early tomorrow morning - however, a backlog in firearms licence renewals threatens the season for some.
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Gun buy-back going according to plan - Police
The police say their current gun amnesty and shorter buy-back period has been going exactly to plan.
The smaller, targeted amnesty and buy-back came after further firearms law reforms in the wake of… Audio
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Gun buyback meeting targets and owners compliant, police say
Police say their latest gun buyback is meeting targets with the number of firearms that have been handed in. But they don't know exactly how many prohibited guns are in circulation.
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Police admit "unacceptable" delays in firearm licence renewals
Police have admitted the ongoing delays in processing firearms licence applications and renewals are unacceptable and they are working on solutions to reduce the waitlist. Hunters have been frustrated… Audio
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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
