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661. Iam Keen August 2022  
NZPA I’ve heard a few rumours about unhappiness at PNHQ over the issue of who gets paid expenses to commute to roles at PNHQ and who doesn’t. Apparently, some people are getting flights and…  
662. The art of good relations  
Stew Mills has retired after 20 years of helping Police Association members.  
663. The officiating officer  
Dunedin constable Erin Doherty was “surprised and stoked” when she was named in New Zealand Rugby’s National Referee Squad for 2022.  
664. Police News July 2022  
Why we need a gun registry, ten questions with new Police Minister Chris Hipkins, drug reform in Canada, and surviving PTS and Police policies.  
665. NZPA Group 2022 Financial Statements  
Financial Statements and Audit Report for the year ended 30 June 2022  
666. Police Association welcomes gang law changes as a “solid start”  
The New Zealand Police Association says today’s announced measures to tackle gangs and intimidating behaviour are a “solid start”.  
667. Gun registry will target safety and security  
It's estimated there are up to 1.7 million guns in New Zealand, although the actual figure is unknown. Leading the charge to find out the true number are Police's executive director of firearms,…  
668. President's Column: When the going gets tough  
NZPA Law and order issues traditionally score medium to low in public polling on the most significant issues facing New Zealanders. For police, we live in this space, so we are often…  
669. Ten Questions with new Police Minister Chris Hipkins  
NZPA 1. Congratulations on the police portfolio. The Prime Minister made special mention of your university degree in criminology, but perhaps this isn’t how you thought it would be put to use? …  
670. Iam Keen July 2022  
NZPA Victims at the heart of everything we do? I’m not sure we hit that mark judging by a story on Stuff the other day about a guy who told Police where his 8K stolen bike was only to be…  
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