Region 1, IPA New Zealand section, encompasses the area from the North Cape, the northern most tip of New Zealand, south to Auckland, New Zealand's largest metropolitan area. The region has much to offer visitors where ever their interests may lay.
We have an active membership of about 222 active members for the region.
For non IPA New Zealand members, email addresses for 'OUR PEOPLE' are available on our 'Contact us' page under Regional Officers.
Europe - Learning about what IPA can practically do for meMy name is Corina WILLEY and I’ve been a frontline Constable for about 3 and a half years and am now based currently based at North Shore Policing Centre, Auckland, New Zealand. I’m writing purely to encourage all Police employees to become members of the International Police Association (“IPA”). I joined the IPA at the start of the year after speaking with Senior Sergeant William ‘Billy’ LAWRENCE about my upcoming travels around Europe. He is the current Vice President and regional Secretary here in Region 1. I didn't know much about what IPA was and he has an office full of posters and badges and has been overseas so when we got chatting it was clear quickly that i could get help from other police officers overseas. It turned out being a member of IPA also comes with awesome perks/ opportunities such as: - Cheap holiday homes all over the world! |
World Police Games August 2017
I travelled to Los Angeles, United States of America to participate in the World Police Fire Games on the 7th August 2017. I won two silver medals in the 100 metres and 200 metres sprint events for 50 to 54 years women. I came second to World Marsters competitor Krista Francis-Raymah from Trinidad of Tobago. She is an outstanding sprinter and won both events. I received support from Sheriffs and Police Officers at the Track & Field Event. I have made friends and have them on my personal facebook. It was truly an honour to represent NZ Police this year and although I haven’t sprinted since the Australian, NZ Police Games in 1987, I was very happy to gain a second place.
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My name is Corina WILLEY and I’ve been a frontline Constable for about 3 and a half years and am now based currently based at North Shore Policing Centre, Auckland, New Zealand. I’m writing purely to encourage all Police employees to become members of the International Police Association (“IPA”).
I joined the IPA at the start of the year after speaking with Senior Sergeant William ‘Billy’ LAWRENCE about my upcoming travels around Europe. He is the current Vice President and regional Secretary here in Region 1.
I didn't know much about what IPA was and he has an office full of posters and badges and has been overseas so when we got chatting it was clear quickly that i could get help from other police officers overseas.
It turned out being a member of IPA also comes with awesome perks/ opportunities such as:
- Cheap holiday homes all over the world!
- Chance to arrange ride-alongs internationally
- Meet ups with fellow officers from all walks of Police life worldwide
- Plan airport pick-ups and free tour guides (from willing IPA members)
I travelled to Los Angeles, United States of America to participate in the World Police Fire Games on the 7th August 2017.
I won two silver medals in the 100 metres and 200 metres sprint events for 50 to 54 years women. I came second to World Marsters competitor Krista Francis-Raymah from Trinidad of Tobago. She is an outstanding sprinter and won both events. I received support from Sheriffs and Police Officers at the Track & Field Event. I have made friends and have them on my personal facebook.
It was truly an honour to represent NZ Police this year and although I haven’t sprinted since the Australian, NZ Police Games in 1987, I was very happy to gain a second place.
