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District Iwi Liaison Officer Paddy Whiu

NORTHLAND POLICE
Ph: 09 407 9211 Fax: 09 407 6417
Mobile: 025 957 500
KERIKERI 102 Kerikeri Road
PO Box 31 Kerikeri 0470



Email: tekorohu@xtra.co.nz



Iwi Liaison Officer Role

1. Identify key Iwi/Hapu personnel, their areas & their relationships.
2. Provide ‘bridge’ between two parties [NZP & Iwi].
3. Help create environment where Police Managers can discuss current issues affecting both parties.
4. Help create environment where Maori can have an input into:- policy   planning - operational policing.
5. Develop local informal District Support Groups.
6. Provide inter-District and Regional co-ordination.
7. Identify current/strategic issues affecting both parties.
8. Provide stimulus for development of District initiatives.
9. Contribute towards District understanding of strategies.
10. Provide commitment & develop skills that support the kaupapa.

 

Northland covers an area of 12,844 square km between Kaiwaka and Cape Reinga. Here's a map of the Northland District.

Because of its geographical spread and many remote areas, Northland is one of the most challenging districts to police. It also has one of the highest rates of social deprivation in New Zealand, and a diverse population with varied needs.

The Northland Police District is the second smallest in the country after Tasman. It has 21 police stations - five of these are sole-charge and eight are two-person stations. Some of these attract a "hard to fill" allowance because of their remote locations. Our district phonebook provides phone, fax and address details for each station.

The District is divided into two areas. The Whangarei/Kaipara area stretches from Whangarei to Kaiwaka, across to Dargaville and Kawakawa. The Mid/Far North area starts at Kawakawa and stretches along both coastlines to Cape Reinga.

Our District Commander is based in the District Headquarters in Whangarei.

Northland Police provide the following specialist teams and services:

  • Frontline police units/teams
  • Law Enforcement Team
  • Specialist Crimes Squad
  • Search and Rescue
  • Serious criminal investigation
  • Forensics
  • Youth Aid and Youth Education
  • Strategic Traffic Units
  • Dog handlers 

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