The Police Association has set up a Diversity Governance Group (DGG), which met for the first time last month at the National Office in Wellington.

It’s big and beautiful, which isn’t something we usually hear about police stations.

Former police officer Ian Blackie was an 18-year-old cadet on April 10, 1968, when he and other trainee policemen were sent to help in the Wahine rescue effort.

It’s being called “crimmigration” – an influx of deportees from Australia arriving in New Zealand – and our police have been tasked with overseeing their reintegration into a place most have never called home. Ellen Brook reports

If you’re a gang member, associate or prospect living in New Zealand, Police has got tabs on you. By Ellen Brook

Photographed standing beside gold-plated motorbikes, Comanchero gang members have been boasting online about setting up a chapter in New Zealand.