When the adrenaline fades and the smoke clears, what’s left are the people – the ones who ran into danger and then quietly went back to shift work,…

Headaches claiming overtime, frontline staffing and trouble paying bills were common themes raised by delegates at this year’s annual conference.…

This column is written by a frontline police member. It does not represent the views or policies of the Police Association.

Five New Zealand Police Dogs calendars are up for grabs.

As I write my final column as president of the Police Association, I want to reflect on where I see the organisation today and the challenges that lie…

After nine years leading the New Zealand Police Association, Detective Inspector Chris Cahill is stepping down. He has steered Te Aka Hāpai through…