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Police Minister George Hawkins’ recent visit to Washington DC may lead to closer co-operation in training and information sharing.

Around half of the new Constables graduating today from Wing 214 previously underwent a pilot police trainee programme for young people.

Auckland's North Shore will be the site of a large new police station.

Internal Affairs Minister George Hawkins is pleased to announce the reappointment of Bill Hastings as Chief Censor.

Mr Hastings’ appointment is for a further three-year term.

He was first appointed Chief Censor in October 1999.

New DNA legislation balances personal rights with law enforcement needs, says Minister

New Zealand’s paid firefighters’ have ratified a proposed Collective Employment Agreement, Internal Affairs Minister George Hawkins says.Members of the New Zealand Professional Firefighters Union ratified the Agreement by a vote of 92 per cent in favour

Amendments to the Crimes Act could see reported crime figures rise, says Minister.

Pokie numbers could fall.

Gambling Act passed.

'Law and Order' party wants to run with the hares and hunt with the hounds over Ardern.

Police can again auction lost or stolen bicycles.

Key findings from informal survey.

New shirts should end firefighters being mistaken for police.

Crime statistics for 2002/03 out today

Civil Defence Minister calls for public to make submissions on National Strategy

John Goulter has been appointed to the New Zealand Lotteries Commission Board.

Internal Affairs Minister George Hawkins said Mr Goulter would take over as the Board’s Presiding Member following the retirement this October of Kerry Marshall.

This year's police wage round has been settled.

Fifty-six new police graduate today.

Sixth new New Zealand police station this millenium opened

Questions and Answers

Show me where it says in the Bill funds will be centralised, says Minister.

Another new police station opened.

Half New Zealand's population is involved in Primary Health Organisations.

More police for Auckland's three policing districts.