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Body found at Auckland property, police investigating
Forensic experts are investigating an unexplained death after police were called to a block of flats this morning.
Police criticised after woman left unattended in cells for hours
People should not be held in custody while waiting for bail documents, the IPCA says.
Two arrests after woman shot in Masterton
Police have arrested two people after a woman suffered serious leg wounds in a shooting.
Louisa Wall explains 'terf' comment
Labour MP Louisa Wall has suggested police could've worn another uniform - a ceremonial uniform - to the Auckland Pride Parade. Audio
New patrol cars 'a bit snug' for some
Some police officers aren't too happy with the lack of headroom in the new patrol cars they're getting, which makes it more difficult to get offenders into the back seat.
Pride parade 'on edge of collapsing' - founder
No one should be excluded from the parade if they adhere to the values of pride, says the chair of a LGBTIQ charity and one of the founders of the Pride parade. Audio
Seatbelts, speeding cops, rumble strips and middle aged bikers
Hutt City Councillor Chris Milne is questioning if fining his wife for not wearing a seat belt in a car park is a good use of Police time. It seems it's a case "damned if you do, damned if you don't"… Audio
Police Commissioner welcomes inquiry's findings on his deputy
Police Commissioner Mike Bush says he still has confidence in Deputy Commissioner Wally Haumaha, pending an IPCA report into allegations of bullying. Audio
Pride festival moves to ban police from wearing uniforms
The Auckland Pride Parade board's decision to ban police from wearing their uniforms at the parade has divided the LGBTQI community. Audio
Police Commissioner refuses to answer questions about deputy
Police Commissioner Mike Bush has been grilled by MPs in a parliamentary committee this morning, for not answering a barrage of questions about his deputy Wally Haumaha. Audio
Josh Davis and the science behind super-recognisers
Dr Josh Davis stumbled across so-called super recognisers while doing his PhD on police use of CCTV footage. He discovered there was a group within the police force that had an incredible ability to… Audio
IPCA finds use of police dog to capture woman was 'excessive force'
The use of a police dog to catch a woman who fled from officers was excessive, the Independent Police Conduct Authority says.
Armed police search bus in central Wellington
Armed police hunting a robber have stopped and searched a bus in central Wellington this morning.
Former priest investigated: 'A conscious effort to make it go away'
An ex-Catholic priest living in Asia who was nicknamed "the Phantom Feeler" by boys at a leading Wellington Catholic school is being investigated by police.
Bridges did talk to businessman at centre of donation claim - Bennett
National Party deputy leader Paula Bennett says Simon Bridges did talk with Chinese businessman Zhang Yikun, but is unsure whether they talked about a donation. Audio
Bridges' great escape depends on a good plan
Analysis - For Simon Bridges, emerging unscathed from the Jami-Lee Ross saga is the political equivalent of escaping from Alcatraz, writes Guyon Espiner.
Police Association members believe cannabis reform inevitable
At the Police Association's annual conference there was widespread agreement that some type of law reform on cannabis is inevitable - but disagreement on how to police it. Video, Audio
Sexual harassment within Police
Nine Police staff have been disciplined for sexual harassment of colleagues since 2014. This is out of 20 complaints during that time. According to offical information attained by RNZ eleven other… Audio
Police investigate two recruits stood down for misconduct
Questions have been raised about the quality of police recruits after multiple investigations, which have led to four recruits being stood down for misconduct in the past year. Audio
Assault law needs changing to give teachers more power: Principal
The laws need to change to protect teachers acting in good faith, the President of the Tai Tokerau Principals association has said.