The Blue Light charity works with Police to deliver programmes and activities for young people. Now in its 35th year, there are 68 branches throughout New Zealand. Many of our members give their time to the organisation. In the first of an occasional series on these unsung heroes, we catch up with youth aid officer Constable Rob Gormly.

A 'world-class' response by New Zealand police.

With the largest number of detectives and other specialists ever deployed on a Police investigation in New Zealand continuing their work, our members remain closely involved in the aftermath of the mosque terror attacks on March 15.

A key measure the Government has set for Police is to earn and keep the trust and confidence of New Zealanders.

With health and safety getting priority attention in the state sector these days, and rightly so, it’s pleasing and not surprising that Police has been so quick to respond to staff concerns about the new model i-cars, above.

The Police Association has adopted a Māori name, Te Aka Hāpai, to use in conjunction with its NZPA name.