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321. President's Column: Minister sticks to her guns to unwind positive changes  
Here we go again… time to resume full alert as politicians threaten anew to upend the past few years’ positive changes in our firearms regulations.  
322. On shaky moral ground  
Policing is highly dynamic and stressful and exposes members to potentially psychologically traumatic events. Equally, it can throw up ethical or moral dilemmas. These too can have a lasting and…  
323. Fighting back with an Auror of confidence  
Retail crime in New Zealand is big business. Big lost business, the true extent of which is exposed by the very tool that retailers and police are using to combat the losses.  
324. Iam Keen (July 2024)  
This column is written by a frontline police member. It does not represent the views or policies of the Police Association.  
325. Irish eyes keep smiling amid adversity  
The debate around Government funding of cancer drugs has dominated headlines for months. Police Association member Jason Devlin would likely have died while waiting for the drugs he needed to be…  
326. NZPA Group 2024 Financial Statements  
Financial Statements and Audit Report for the year ended 30 June 2024  
327. Police Health Plan 2024 Financial Statements  
Financial Statements and Audit Report for the year ended 30 June 2024  
329. Police News June 2024  
Inside the June issue of Police News, we look at the rollout of the new Axon Taser 10, hear from Constable Zane Wienk on his recovery after being deliberately mowed down by a fleeing driver in 2022…  
330. President's Column: Police recruiting down for the count  
We often hear that New Zealand is two years behind the rest of the world. While I’m not sure that rings true in 2024 with dynamic, modern communications networks bringing the world into our living…  
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