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1261. Advocates for and against new firearm legislation appeal to NZ First to join their cause

Chris Cahill called on NZ First to 'do the right thing' and support the proposed firearms legislation.

1262. Al Noor mosque threat is 'significant incident' - Police Association

An online threat against a Christchurch mosque is a "significant incident" authorities will be wanting to quickly resolve.

1263. Police union boss decries false use of his name to bolster opposition to gun law changes

Chris Cahill's name was falsely used to urge New Zealand First leader Winston Peters to block the Government's second tranche of gun law reforms.

1264. Politicians urged to ‘do the right thing’

For 30 years politicians have failed the memory of the Aramoana massacre victims, and the New Zealand Police Association is asking them to this week, in Parliament, avoid adding the victims of…

1265. Mt Roskill shooting: Victims were asleep in their beds

The incident follows two murder investigations launched after deaths at separate South Auckland homes yesterday.

1266. Striking back

With gang tensions flaring in parts of New Zealand, calls have been made for a specialist police unit to be set up, similar to Strike Force Raptor in New South Wales. The recently retired head of…

1267. Make the time fit the crime

The case for mandatory sentencing for assaults on first responders.

1268. The long ride home

When people hear what happened to Todd Hilleard, no one is surprised to learn he has PTSI. He shares his story of reaching “rock bottom”, and how he is finding his way back up. By Ellen Brook.

1269. A voice for Police employees

Tina Dower has joined the Police Association board of directors as the first appointed Police employee representative.

1270. Leader of the Pack

Sometimes, we think we have it tough. But, says retiring Welfare Fund manager Pete Hayes, from where he’s been sitting for the past 25 years, he’s really been able to put life into perspective.

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