Police are committed to building strong, dynamic, and effective relationships with M¨¡ori to deliver services that wh¨¡nau M¨¡ori and our communities expect and deserve.
This includes building our understanding of the aspirations of Iwi, wh¨¡nau and communities and supporting the achievements of those aspirations.
A background to the recruitment of M¨¡ori into Police, with information on what to do if you want to join Police. You may see this as a way to help your local community and rangatahi. … More
This page summarises Police commitment to the Treaty of Waitangi and training of frontline staff in M¨¡ori culture and protocols. It outlines ways in which M¨¡ori guide and support the work of Police. … More
The words of the Police haka 'Ko te uru pounamu', with an English explanation. This haka was composed by Rahui Papa of Tainui. It was first performed in 2009. … More
The transition of The Turning of the Tide 2012-2018 to Te Huringa o Te Tai provides an opportunity to refresh our collective approach while maintaining the original intent and wairua of The Turning of the Tide. … More
This page explains what iwi liaison officers do and how you could become one. It provides contact details of iwi liaison officers in all Police districts. … More
Te Pae Oranga Iwi Community Panels are a way that Police and iwi/M¨¡ori partners deal with crime and prevent reoffending. It¡¯s an approach that holds offenders accountable while also helping them a… More