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881. Ten questions with Mark Mitchell  
The National Party's new police and Serious Fraud Office spokesperson is a former police officer.  
882. A noble career on the trail of justice  
Duty, disasters and a drive for justice were hallmarks of the long career of Inspector Greg Gilpin who died last year.  
883. The lived experience of Covid  
It is individual stories that reveal the devastating impact Covid-19 can have. In July 2021, New South Wales police officer Sergeant Lenny Kerr returned a positive Covid-19 test and has not been the…  
884. Recognition for touch rugby organiser  
After 22 years coordinating the South Island Touch Tournament, Rangiora Senior Constable Tony Maw is swapping the rugby ball for a snooker cue.  
885. Police News December 2021  
Inside the new Frontline Skills Enhancement Course, what makes officers stop people for "a chat", and the Police library wants to make some noise.  
886. Keeping it real  
Going through the Frontline Skills Enhancement Course is like training as a high-performance athlete, Senior Sergeant Mark Wirihana explains.  
887. President's Column: Giving your best in tough times  
This time last year my column was titled, “Ready for what lies ahead”, and my message for 2021 was one of confidence in our professional, diverse and talented membership to meet whatever lay ahead.  
888. Iam Keen December 2021  
Where there’s smoke Another job for police… policing people who smoke in cars with children present. I hate to think of the altercations that will come from that. If the incentive of having…  
889. Sixth sense  
The nuances of how frontline police officers make decisions have been studied by a former New Zealand police officer turned criminologist.  
890. Library staff speak volumes  
It's probably against the rules, but the staff at the Police library want to make some noise.  
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