Greg O'connor

John Key says the government will look at changing the law to allow the Government Communications Security Bureau to be able to spy on New Zealanders. With Greg O'Connor - The Police Association… Audio

The Police Association President Greg O'Connor says the High Court's decision to stay the prosecution of the Red Devils members is disproportionate and unjustified. Audio

The Police Association says the police need more money if the public wants them to implement all the changes recommended in a commission of inquiry five years ago. Audio

The Police Association says gang members are taking advantage of a freeze in police funding and are trying to infiltrate the force. Audio

The police are poised to cut up to 45 more backroom jobs on top of the 125 non-sworn positions that have already gone. Audio

Greg O'Connor is from the Police Association. Audio

Eight and a half thousand police officers won't get any payrise next year and only 1 percent in 2014 and 2015. Audio

As the police hunt for the gunman who fired two shots at an officer last night in central Auckland the Police Association has yet again called for front line staff to be armed. Audio

The police are slashing 125 back office jobs in a bid to meet their tightened budget. Audio

Police Association President, Greg O'Connor. Audio

The Police Association says it is too early to say what sort of pay increase it will claim when it starts wage negotiations later this year. Audio

Reports that the police shot a drunk South Auckland man in the leg three times, including twice as he limped away are raising questions about giving the police improved access to weaponry. Audio

The police union says a freeze on new recruits would spell a return to the days when very serious crimes went under-investigated because of over-stretched resources. Audio

The National Party leader, John Key, has defended the time police are spending investigating the recording of a cafe conversation he had with the Act party candidate, John Banks. Audio

The Police Association is adamant the Police thought their use of hidden cameras was legal. Audio

A move by the government to rush through a law that will retrospectively legalise the use of covert video surveillance by the police is sparking angry debate. Audio

The police are stopping some covert video surveillance and asking for a law change after the Supreme Court finding that the secret filming in the Urewera raids case was illegal. Audio

Evidence in the ongoing trial of a man charged with shooting a south-Auckland police officer has highlighted shortcomings in the police radio system. Audio

The police says two separate attacks on officers in Dunedin over the weekend were exceptional. One police officer was punched to the ground during a traffic stop, and three others were also… Audio

Almost one in seven frontline police officers was threatened with a firearm last year, according to new research. Audio