Our new Waikato/Bay of Plenty field officer, Bobbi Richardson, has previously worked in human resources in the health sector in Australia and New Zealand. She replaces Graeme McKay who has retired.
There are 632 medals stored at Police National Headquarters waiting to be given to staff who served under the Regional Assistance Mission to the Solomon Islands (Ramsi), which ended in June 2017.
Black Ferns fullback Selica Winiata brings her fiercely positive energy to everything she does – on and off the field. For the second time, she has won the Police Association Police Sportsperson of…
NZPA Police Sportsperson of the Year Black Fern Selica Winiata; former Ramsi staff sought for service medals; Ten Questions with our new field officer Bobbi Richardson; and, Police members who…
We are now seven weeks on from the tragic events in Christchurch, and it is fair to say that the domestic and international response has been so focused on strength, healing and aroha that we have…
For the second time, Black Ferns vice-captain and fullback Constable Selica Winiata is the recipient of the New Zealand Police Association Sportsperson of the Year award.
