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Independent panel and research team appointed for research on policing in our communities - Vimarsana News

Independent panel and research team appointed for research on policing in our communities

The panel and research team for the new research programme into how Police can ensure it delivers fair policing have been appointed. In March, Police...

WNEWS 03.06: Squad picked for research into fair policing - Vimarsana News

WNEWS 03.06: Squad picked for research into fair policing

Māori tribal and urban leaders have been included on the independent panel led by justice reform advocate Sir Kim Workman that will oversee research...

Squad picked for research into fair policing - Vimarsana News

Squad picked for research into fair policing

Squad picked for research into fair policing 03 Jun 2021 13:48 PM More Related Stories Related Podcast Māori tribal and urban leaders have been included on the independent panel led by justice reform advocate Sir Kim Workman that will oversee research on ensuring fair policing. Police Commissioner Andy Coster says the Understanding Policing Delivery project will identify whether, where and to what extent bias exists at a system level. It will initially look at: - who police stop and speak to and how they engage; - decision making around when and why use of force is justified; - and dec...

Auckland fuel tax to stay despite Govt funding - Vimarsana News

Auckland fuel tax to stay despite Govt funding

Council says the extra money will be put in to other transport projects.

Source: msn.com
'Team Auckland' puts its hand deeper into your pocket - Vimarsana News

'Team Auckland' puts its hand deeper into your pocket

Auckland ratepayers will pay 5 percent more this year, and a cumulative increase of more than 40 percent over the next decade, as the council fixes the growing city's assets and pays for new infrastructure.

Source: msn.com