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1641. Caught in the act  
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…  
1642. Open all hours  
Working for Police is rarely a nine-to-five job, which means a shift-load of odd hours.  
1643. Changing of the Guard  
A different approach to recruit training is getting a mixed reaction. By Ellen Brook  
1644. Police News April 2018  
Mixed reactions to culture shift at Police College; policing taonga sold; the work of the Christchurch OPT; and inside the new Justice Precinct.  
1645. Controversy follows sale of policing 'taonga'  
The overseas sale of a unique medal awarded posthumously to Aramoana massacre hero Sergeant Stewart Guthrie has raised eyebrows in policing circles around New Zealand.  
1646. At the pointy end of prevention  
A reactive frontline squad with a holistic approach to criminal behaviour is behind the success of Christchurch’s Offender Prevention Team.  
1647. It's all about balance  
The Police Association has set up a Diversity Governance Group (DGG), which met for the first time last month at the National Office in Wellington.  
1648. President's Column: Achieving a positive organisational culture  
In my role, I am privileged to hear first-hand about policing right through the ranks, and Police, like many contemporary organisations, is talking about culture.  
1649. Built to serve  
It’s big and beautiful, which isn’t something we usually hear about police stations.  
1650. 'That horrific day'  
Former police officer Ian Blackie was an 18-year-old cadet on April 10, 1968, when he and other trainee policemen were sent to help in the Wahine rescue effort.  
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