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Fleeing drivers – balancing the risks
Police’s response to fleeing drivers is to be enhanced to ensure it aligns closely with TENR and remains fit for purpose.
Leadership in action To mark the 75th anniversary of women in policing, a new Ten One series focuses on the diversity of Police’s female staff and their jobs. Here Inspector Naila Hassan, Western Waikato Area Commander, reflects on her career to date. In the eye of the storm When Cyclone Winston hit Fiji last month, Police’s Pacific Liaison Officer, Detective Superintendent Don Allan, was on the front line. Beyond the gang patch Mum's a family violence victim, and Dad's in prison. So are several of your uncles, and cousins. Most people around you do drugs and commit crime, and it’s rare in your family for people to have a job. Better public access to police data Police has been acknowledged as being among the best-performing government organisations in sharing information with the public and other agencies, in keeping with its commitment to the government-wide open data strategy. Staff ideas shape PIB rethink Staff in the Police Infringement Bureau (PIB) are shaping an initiative to increase efficiency and improve service to their customers. Protecting vulnerable children Big changes are under way that are expected to make a fundamental difference in the protection and support of vulnerable children. Cuffs fit for the larger client New handcuffs are being issued to help with those extra big jobs. Surf’s up James Whitaker, of Public Affairs, reports from the Police Surf Championships in Northland. | 
No. 400 March 2016 
