Law & OrderSikh community takes lead role in Takanini crime patrolsTakanini locals, backed by police, council and the Sikh community, have launched a grassroots patrol hailed as a model for South Auckland safety.Mary Afemata, Local Democracy ReporterTue, 15 Apr
Law & Order'Our people don't forget' Why Pacific and Māori are wary of police in NZAmid the debate on reframing justice, academic Chelsea Naepi advocates for a shift towards indigenous reconciliation practices.Khalia StrongFri, 28 Mar
Law & OrderConcerns rise over sentencing reformsAdvocates warn of increased harm to Pacific and Māori families.Khalia StrongThu, 27 Mar
OpinionWill’s Word: Police on the streets means safety, not anxietyWellington’s nightlife isn’t exactly peaceful after dark. If things go sideways at 2am, you’ll be glad the cops are nearby.William TeriteThu, 27 Mar
Law & OrderSecond Auckland funeral director pleads not guilty in Waikumete Cemetery caseThe man appeared in court on Thursday, facing two counts of deception and one count of neglect.Mary Afemata, Local Democracy ReporterThu, 20 Mar
Law & OrderSecond funeral director charged in cemetery probe amid bodies mishandling claimsPolice charge a second funeral director in Auckland as part of an investigation into improper handling of burials at Waikumete Cemetery. Christine RovoiSat, 15 Mar