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Constable Allan Laumatia has fulfilled his long-held dream of becoming a police officer, following in the footsteps of his grandfather, father, uncle and brother.
Allan, who graduated from the... More
Seventy-nine keen new constables are ready to join the front line after graduating from the Royal New Zealand Police College on 01 April.
Volunteer firefighters are well represented among the... More
The Wellington District Car Squad was established in early 2015 in response to a rise in unlawful taking, nationally and at district level. It quickly made its presence felt.
In 2015-16, its... More
Sergeant Ross Stewart was fishing with his children at Napier Wharf when a big man approached. ‘You’re Ross Stewart, aren’t you?’ he said.
“I thought ‘Here we go’,” says Ross. “I was wondering... More
Twenty new constables made history yesterday (6 September) as Police’s first non-residential recruit wing graduated after 19 weeks’ studying in Auckland.
Whānau, friends and members of the... More
It was a day of milestones when Recruit Wing 321 graduated from The Royal New Zealand Police College (RNZPC) yesterday.
It included the graduation of the 1000th new constable since the... More
There was the usual diversity of experience, ethnicity, languages and life experience among the new constables of Wing 334 who graduated last week.
But they also offered a collective history of... More
Drug-addicted, jobless and homeless, Mark was a young man without much to look forward to.
Now he is off drugs, employed, with accommodation and the chance of a future he once could hardly have... More
Thirty-six new constables of Wing 347 successfully graduated on Thursday (28 October), and having made the cut they are keen to get to work in their districts.
You could say it was a brush with... More
Valuing diversity was on parade last week when Wing 332 graduated from the Royal New Zealand Police College, with new constables including recruits from Afghanistan, Colombia and Estonia... More