Police
Family criticise police over media release on body discovery
Police announced they found a body believed to be Te Anihana Pomana in dense bush in the Pukekohe area.
Man stopped for speeding is arrested over shooting at flats
Palmerston North police pulled the man over for speeding, then arrested him after finding a shot gun.
'We want answers': Mother's plea as pepper spray death inquest continues
Caleb Moefa'auo went into cardiac arrest and died, shortly after being pepper sprayed by an officer in 2022.
Australian police to recommence search for Gus
This search will be the third time police have returned to the property following the initial 10-day search in September.
Police still looking for people involved in unprovoked assault
The victim of the assault was left with a fractured eye socket and broken nose.
Trio behind deadly police shooting shared 'delusional disorder'
A Queensland coroner has ruled on the killings of two police officers and a neighbour in December 2022.
Pike River deaths: Enough evidence for manslaughter charges - lawyer
Police can now link acts of "gross negligence" to the explosion and the deaths of 29 men, Nigel Hampton KC says.
Cop turned aviation boss quits after scathing IPCA report
Chris de Wattignar has quit his role at the Civil Aviation Authority following the report on police handling of Jevon McSkimming allegations.
Police seek witnesses to fatal crash near Timaru
The incident followed a separate crash nearby that backed up traffic on SH1 on Thursday.
Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith responds to new crime data
The Government says its tough on crime approach is working after new data shows victim numbers have dropped considerably. Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
Assistant Commissioner also visited McSkimming after charges
Police earlier said former Deputy Police Commissioner Tania Kura and another member of the "wider senior leadership team" visited Jevon McSkimming while he faced charges.
Killer was investigated four years ago for rape allegations
But police said, after reviewing all the available evidence, it did not reach the threshold to prosecute Nathan Boulter.
Hunt for one-tonne Peace Bell continues
The bronze bell was discovered missing by Auckland council staff.
Off-duty police officer uses database to contact driver
The officer was involved in an incident where two cars attempted to merge into the same lane.
Firearms Safety Authority review finds conflict of interest risks
A "health check" of the police agency had begun following concerns over its workplace culture.
Police move to next phase of mental health pull-back
Police attended 7,370 fewer mental health-related requests in the year to June - the result of a plan to wind back on responding to calls for help. Audio
15 years on, Pike River families still pushing for criminal charges
To mark the anniversaries, families will hold a roll call to remember each of those who died in the mine.
If we can't trust the police, who can we trust?
Government pressed for action as scandal over police handling of McSkimming complaints sparks national reckoning
Former top cop visited McSkimming after charges laid
Tania Kura "seemed surprised" when Commissioner Richard Chambers "saw it as a problem".
Police face deepening crisis of trust
Government pressed for action as scandal over police handling of McSkimming complaints sparks national reckoning. Audio