Last month we published a story examining the culture shift at the Police College.

Each week, huge numbers of vehicles are being impounded by police around the country. Ellen Brook reports.

A survey of police officers here and in Australia has challenged preconceived ideas about flexible working arrangements (FWAs), or flexible employment opportunities (FEOs) as they are called in New Zealand.

Laws designed to streamline the court system and fix court backlogs are not working as they should, frustrating police, creating “churn” in the justice system and contributing to jails being clogged with remand prisoners.

Working for Police is rarely a nine-to-five job, which means a shift-load of odd hours.