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1401. Police News October 2019

Policing on Pitcairn - the challenges of policing a remote Pacific Island community with only 50 residents; From darkroom to digital - the career of retired forensic photographer Graham Morrell;…

1402. From darkroom to digital

The long career of Police photographer Graham Morrell.

1403. Iam Keen (October 2019)

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

1404. President's Column: Alarming growth of organised crime groups

The Police Association’s annual conference takes place in Wellington this month and this year’s theme is The Changing Face of Organised Crime.

1405. Long road to travel reimbursement

It’s been a long time coming, but an encouraging ruling from the Employment Relations Authority (ERA) last month means many Police staff may be eligible for reimbursement of travel expenses.

1406. Policing on Pitcairn

A remote Pacific island community founded by mutineers and with only 50 residents is one of the more unusual secondments for New Zealand Police. The most recent officer to have taken on the role of…

1407. Police carrying guns at all times may be 'inevitable' - Police Association

The president of the Police Association says it's only a matter of time until police carry guns at all times.

1408. Should police officers be allowed to wear side arms?

Police Association President Chris Cahill has raised the issue again following an incident where two officers were held at gunpoint by an offender.

1409. Race for new police commissioner - Is it time for a female to take the reins?

Police Association President Chris Cahill said the three assistant commissioners were contenders for the top job.

1410. Fallen colleagues remembered on Police Remembrance Day

Police around the country will be marking Police Remembrance Day tomorrow, honouring colleagues who have died or been killed on duty.

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