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Guide for New Pistol Club MembersOur mission at Te Tari Pūreke — Firearms Safety Authority is to makefirearms possession and use in New Zealand the safest in the world. We dothis by effectively regulating firearms use and possession to help keep ourcommunities safe.We’re committed to working wi...

by Valerie P. Redshaw DescriptionDiscover the stories of the women who paved the way in New Zealand's policing history with "". Get an inside look at the trailblazers who broke down barriers and challenged the status-quo with their sheer grit and determination! Get your copy today and take a walk on...

Uncover the policing history of the Wellington Region from 1840-1992 with this edited work by Sherwood Young! Learn about the local police stations and training sites, and gain insight into the previous commissioners who served in the area. Plus, delve into large-scale investigations and homicides a...

Handguns and Police in New Zealand1840-1990By John Osborne DescriptionA chronological summary of the handguns used by Police inNew Zealand between 1840 and 1990.

Authority to Protect: A Story of Policing in Otagoby Miles Singe & David Thomson Description"Authority to Protect: Otago" is a book co-written by Miles Singe & David Thomson that captures the essential role of policing in New Zealand society. Through the authors' in-depth research and experience as...

No Right to Strike:The History of the New Zealand Police Service OrganisationsBy David McGill DescriptionUsing official records and memoranda, personal letters and newspapers of the day, and also the words of Murray and Moodie this book tells the story of the fight to achieve conditions as good as t...

To Guard My People:Honours and Awards to the Police in New Zealand 1861-1995By John Wills DescriptionEleven hundred individual recipients are listed along with 65 distinct honours or awards. The history and development of each provides dual fare for historians and numismatists. This book includes a...

The New Zealand Police Medal:The Police Long Service and Good Conduct Medals of New Zealand her Dependencies and Mandated Territories 1886-1976By John Wills DescriptionAn authoritative record of the history and development of New Zealands first official medal for long service. The registers of the 3...

Deodar:The Story of Auckland's Water PoliceBy Ian T Clarke DescriptionBoating mysteries and fishing tragedies, riots and radio pirates, spectacular Anniversary Day regattas and Whitbread races, nuclear ship protests, the Springbok tour and the Rainbow Warrior affair. The story of the Deodar and Auck...

Pawelkaby Des Swain DescriptionResearched and documented from Police files and other sources, Pawelka is the fascinating account of one of New Zealand's most successful prison escapers, still on the wanted list after nearly 80 years: and of a manhunt that turned a Manawatu town into what resembled a...

The Wolf Was Not Sleeping is a children’s picture book that has been specifically tailored for New Zealand Police as a staff resource.This delightful book can be used by Police staff and their whānau to start conversations with tamariki in their lives who may have fears or concerns regarding thei...

A thrilling novel written by Former Police Detective Simon Wyatt inventor of the very popular Police Board Game PROMOTE.In THE STUDENT BODY , Simon Wyatt takes the reader on a thrilling journey to catch a killer through his eyes as a former police detective.A popular 15 year old girl is strangled to...

Sharing the Challenge:A Social and Pictorial History of the Christchurch Police DistrictBy Barry Thomson & Robert Neilson DescriptionShows the considerable part that Police have played in the development ofCanterbury. As society changed and expanded so did the work of the Police, with new methods, n...

Armstrong and Coehorn AffairBy Trevor Belcher and John Osborne DescriptionIn August 1983 New Zealand Armed Constabulary Force Re-enactment Society members obtained Armstrong gun plans from the Royal Artillery Institution, England. Together they manufactured five full size Six Pounder Armstrongs and...

Carbines and Police in New Zealand1840-1990By John Osborne DescriptionA chronological summary of the carbines used by Police in New Zealand between 1840 1990.

Author bio note:Cristian Kelly is an ex-Police detective currently living in Auckland, New Zealand. A Better Class of Criminal is the first in a planned series of A Better Class of.Synopsis :Get ready to be immersed in the life of a criminal, where the seemingly insignificant holds the key to a fort...