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Back Issue stories

She's the boss

For Deputy Police Commissioner Lyn Provost, the diverse workload is the second best thing about her job. “I’ve always liked the big picture. The breadth of the portfolio is something I really enjoy,”... more >>

Top-cop retires

For Rob Robinson, life is pretty good right now.  After retiring at Christmas time from the top job, he has had the opportunity to take some extended leave, sit back and just smell the roses or the fish in this case... more >>

Our President in Poland - Bruce Hutton Goes To Warsaw

New Zealand IPA President Bruce Hutton was the only southern hemisphere police representative in a crowd of 15,000 people when he attended the 15th anniversary of Warsaw’s International Police Training Centre... more >>

Christiaan Barnard - from Criminologist to Cop

The theories of criminology mixed with the skills of policing have given detective constable Christiaan Barnard an edge in his career... more >>

Journalist by day - crime fighter by night

There I was, sitting in a cop car at 10:30 on a Saturday night at Wellington Central Police Station - and willingly. It was a weird feeling - like a cross between a little boy’s Christmases all coming at once, and a sort of alien ominousness... more >>

Old Reliable

She’s over 85 years old but life is not slowing down for ‘Old Reliable’.
Maybe change is the reason for her longevity. The old Dodge has had various incarnations since starting life in New Zealand in 1919... more >>

Tour of duty

Sergeant Margaret Windle, or Maggie as most people call her, is a popular figure in Bougainville villages... more >>

Trevor's tremendous tin toy collection

Former member Trevor Morley left the police in 1977, but has maintained an ongoing interest in police memorabilia, which he began collecting in 1961... more >>

Too busy to retire

Val Redshaw thinks she might have another crack at retiring when she’s 80 but in the meantime, this indefatigable policewoman, teacher, trainer, Justice of the Peace, writer and grandmother of seven doesn’t turn down a challenge... more >>