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931. Counter-terror laws widen police powers  
Recent amendments to New Zealand’s counter-terrorism laws expand police powers to intervene in the lead-up to a planned attack.  
932. Workplace safety and critical incidents  
Health and safety prosecutions for critical incidents involving armed offenders would be unlikely to succeed under existing laws.  
933. It's a tough gig in Covid times  
From skin complaints brought on by constant mask wearing to fatigued members coping with staff shortages and an increase in assaults, delegates from north to south have painted a vivid picture of the…  
934. Conference remits: career options, double crewing  
Police Association commits to investigate Police employee career development options and delegates reiterate call for double crewing.  
935. 86th Annual Conference: President's speech  
Read President Chris Cahill's opening speech from the 2021 Annual Conference here.  
936. Police vaccination priority emails between Association and Minister  
Emails between the Police Association and Police Minister on the vaccination priority for officers have been released to media under the OIA.  
937. ANNUAL REVIEW 2021  
Our year in review, covering Police Association activities, July 1, 2020-June 30, 2021.  
938. Border tales  
Doing duty at Auckland’s Covid-19 border checkpoints has ranged from confiscating takeaways to life and death situations, and hours of standing in pouring rain.  
939. Police News October 2021  
Policing the lockdown, feedback on the new Tactical Response Model, the long view on Body Worn Cameras and 10 questions with our new vice president.  
940. President's Column: Genuine attempt to improve frontline safety  
Policing is an interesting and rewarding career, but pretty early on we learn it is full of nuances - not always subtle ones - and situations that require practical and workable solutions.  
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