I love Kawakawa, we have been in NZ 12 years now from UK and five years in Kawakawa I have never met such friendly people any where else. Love it....yeah!
Tumeke! Ka pai tō mahi. A great initiative highlighting a significant factor that will vastly improve our way forward and working together to deliver awesomeness for all! Mauri ora!
I moved away from New Zealand long ago. The farm in the South has gone now. But even as a Pakeha, I am always proud of my Maori friends, and in Australia and other countries too, and Maori culture and heritage. Great intro to the people of the North.
@@kerryjohns7784 Oh Kerry honey. I most certainly am judging you now. I'm judging you for your Ignorance, I'm judging you for your racism and I'm judging you for your poor linguistic construction. Your opinion of me is, I am sure, as inconsequential as mine is of you, and I'm just fine with that.
This is what real community police look like. I'm so proud to see some of these officers that have turned their lives around to become role models in our rural FarNorth communities. I went to school with some of them. They are down to earth people with big hearts. Not like the thugs that patrol the cities and definitely not like the American police who shoot to kill anything 😳.
New Zealand needs Police like this too, these guys are a rarity. Most sadly are sociopaths or psychopaths now, the decent Police get out pretty quick, hence the desperate recruitment situation. No wonder when they were so happy to use sonic weapons which are banned in other countries on women and children.
Police officers have to take there jobs seriously especially when it comes to drunk, intoxicated and violent people that's when they are going to use lethal force against the suspects
Love the Northland. Originally from Otara, South Auckland, spent some school holidays in Kawakawa with the relatives. Had a weekend in Magamuka. Hitchhiked from Otara to Tekao for a neighbour’s tangi. Also lived in Pukenui for a year. Now living in Sydney, Aus. Great memories in the Northland.
Our police don't wear sidearms, which I know will change in the future, (unfortunately), but in the mean time, I agree that our police are very different to other countries police, especially American police. I admit I wasn't a very law abiding person when I was younger, but the majority of police I knew were genuinely trying to help me get my act together.
I want to become officer in newzealand police after class 12th but I have a cancer , if I do hardwork and make myself physically fit . Is there any possibility to join newzealand police? Thanks to read 😊
Back in the UK officers would be stationed away from their own patch, its a way of avoiding the temptations of corruption in a place where people are interconnected by blood
This highlights the difference in cultures. for example the use of the words 'conflict of interest' never existed in Maoridom. We call it whanaungatanga and we embrace it. Just a perspective on differences within other cultures in other countries.
@@phillipmurray1724 its called corruption. Whenever the person you stop in their car is your cousin. Its not about you its about a wider ethical basis. I work with a large number of maori people i know what its all about.
From the Deep South I must make the trip up to the North Island. But my friends keep warning me off. I plan to just stay in camping grounds. But maybe motels might be better. Any ideas Kiwi's?
I was in the police for nearly 14 years it was ok when you worked with the community but policing has changed and native police will suffer because they don’t realise they are only working for a corporation- the government and police no longer are PUBLIC SERVANTS- they are money making and native police and others do realise it yet! I wish them luck when they figure out what they do may be legal but is NOT LAWFUL! There is a difference! Nga mihi!
You needed to understand that police officers have to take there jobs seriously especially when people are drunk, intoxicated and violent and if people don't listen that's when they are going to use force against the suspects
You need to understand that police jobs need to be taken seriously especially when people are drunk, intoxicated and violent and people don't listen that's when they are going to use lethal force against the suspects
Just inspired me to go home with my whānau. A new home Taupo where my bones are from… chur 😂😂”you didnt even say anything” nah but i gave him that wing? or wink i gave him the wing😂😂😂❤👏🏾👊🏾💯
excuse me, are yous watching out for sleeper groups/armies with fake identities or corrupt governments paying off local gangs before backstabbing them please
Cool, no swear words, not professional, but very cool ( your not at school, nor are you driving down the road with a car full of girlie's heading to the beach for a joint and a beer, chill pill🤓 You swore an oath to protect the people, ummmmmm do your mahi well, you still Tangata Whenua
I am disgusted with the statement police service nz well with the protest. The pokice attacked the protested one police officer. Knocking out a member of the public with a closed fist. While six police officers kicking a guy while he was is the gutter. Dictatorship polickng
This is community policing at its finest. A skill that has been lost in Australia. You could see the difference in Australia when we went from a Police service to a police force.
Notice they dont ask all the ones that know wat they're really after,all I can say if you cant do your job find another, getting the public to help just esculate the situation putting them self in very dangerous
Wat a bunch is that's what the police want,public will never help the police if it is it's only the older generation because it makes the force look good,why dont you ask all the community I bet you get a different perspective
I love Kawakawa, we have been in NZ 12 years now from UK and five years in Kawakawa I have never met such friendly
people any where else. Love it....yeah!
Happy to hear!!! Am from Kaikohe but in Australia
makes my heart warm to see these stories. Gives me hope for the future.
Tumeke! Ka pai tō mahi. A great initiative highlighting a significant factor that will vastly improve our way forward and working together to deliver awesomeness for all! Mauri ora!
I moved away from New Zealand long ago. The farm in the South has gone now. But even as a Pakeha, I am always proud of my Maori friends, and in Australia and other countries too, and Maori culture and heritage. Great intro to the people of the North.
@@700lbs_ripped I live in Brisbane
Just loved the very start and the warmness that you guys put out...live from Australia 🇦🇺...
What a wonderful place that looks like a great place to live, may it always stay that way. Thank you for sharing, from a cold and wet UK.
Look I’m from here and it’s not. It’s nothing how they make it look to be it’s extremely corrupt and drug riddled
Never Again. Never Forget. Never Forgive. Stand for Humanity, and against the WEF anti-humanity agenda.
That's what you got out of this 🤦
Love the far north definitely feels like the last part of real new Zealand untainted by land developers and unnecessary highways..
Respect to yas..
There and tuhoi
@rickymarino1208 +Totally Ricky and the east coast between gisborne and Te kaha beautiful around there, away from developers who ruin our country
I love these New Zealand tourism commercials.
Apparently they do maori wof and maori regos and licences and don’t have to pay fines up north
That's your takeaway from this?
Poor poor disadvantaged you.
@@peterkotara me? I identify as Maori just for the perks and If you judge me or call me white your a bigot
@@kerryjohns7784 Oh Kerry honey.
I most certainly am judging you now.
I'm judging you for your Ignorance, I'm judging you for your racism and I'm judging you for your poor linguistic construction.
Your opinion of me is, I am sure, as inconsequential as mine is of you, and I'm just fine with that.
This is what real community police look like. I'm so proud to see some of these officers that have turned their lives around to become role models in our rural FarNorth communities. I went to school with some of them. They are down to earth people with big hearts. Not like the thugs that patrol the cities and definitely not like the American police who shoot to kill anything 😳.
How Kool, I love these police officers.❤❤❤🔥🔥🔥
We need police like this in the USA!!!!!!!!
New Zealand needs Police like this too, these guys are a rarity. Most sadly are sociopaths or psychopaths now, the decent Police get out pretty quick, hence the desperate recruitment situation. No wonder when they were so happy to use sonic weapons which are banned in other countries on women and children.
What? One's that don't do there job and just hand out speeding tickets.
@@700lbs_ripped I heard that auckland is becoming a city full of criminals.
Police officers have to take there jobs seriously especially when it comes to drunk, intoxicated and violent people that's when they are going to use lethal force against the suspects
😂🤣😂🤣Kaikohe hard, trying not to lock up people. Cheers brother for the hard mahi. ✌️
are y'all gonna do the Bay Of Plenty?
Love the Northland.
Originally from Otara, South Auckland, spent some school holidays in Kawakawa with the relatives.
Had a weekend in Magamuka.
Hitchhiked from Otara to Tekao for a neighbour’s tangi.
Also lived in Pukenui for a year.
Now living in Sydney, Aus.
Great memories in the Northland.
Just moved here from manurewa South Auckland. Its like a different world up here
Shout outs Rewa 267 😎🙏
@mhutch5082 ur live'n the Đream! now 🤗
Grew up in Clendon, Burundi Ave.
Bean in Wellys since 2001 😎👌
Ąll the best! 🙏
@@mhutch5082 where up north did you moved to.
@@freelancerconverse4413 ruakaka, 20 mins before whangarei
Love this...keep up the great work..
At least we can clearly see how politicized our police are. Always good to know where we, as a people actually stand.
Ka rawe e te whānau. Tautoko this kaupapa hard🎉
Beautiful mahi thank yous for the work yous do
Kai pai!! Thank you!!😊
Wonderful video . Thank you. 🙂
You guys never featured Kerikeri?! Awe sad one!!
Ka pai koutou katoa ki te Noota, especially the Motown boys, cuzzie Jimi. Appreciate your falas manaaki i te kainga ki te Taitokerau..
Very cool. Thanks for showing this.
are yall gonna do west auckland sometime :)
I want to move to Aotearoa the police seem so much better than where I'm from.
Our police don't wear sidearms, which I know will change in the future, (unfortunately), but in the mean time, I agree that our police are very different to other countries police, especially American police. I admit I wasn't a very law abiding person when I was younger, but the majority of police I knew were genuinely trying to help me get my act together.
why? They re useless
@@markwoods1530 like you.
Are you in Brazil.
@@markwoods1530 our police aren’t useless walking blobs like yours Bub…
Where my ancestors went and lived. Buried in Russell.
They just sold the old russell police station and plan for whole Russell side to be copless...
Foreigners who move to NZ cannot become NZ police officers unless they become permanent residents or citizens?
Pretty sure its like that in every country
If I only have a chance to pick where to live, I will be there!
Is this video about the tyrant Nazi NZ police or the good ones?...if there are any.
It is sad to see familys goung without but If you have a phone or laptop you can provide for your family.
I want to become officer in newzealand police after class 12th but I have a cancer , if I do hardwork and make myself physically fit . Is there any possibility to join newzealand police?
Thanks to read 😊
Back in the UK officers would be stationed away from their own patch, its a way of avoiding the temptations of corruption in a place where people are interconnected by blood
NZ pretends there's no need. Hmm, I wonder why drugs and gangs rule in NZ🤔
This highlights the difference in cultures. for example the use of the words 'conflict of interest' never existed in Maoridom. We call it whanaungatanga and we embrace it. Just a perspective on differences within other cultures in other countries.
@@phillipmurray1724 its called corruption. Whenever the person you stop in their car is your cousin. Its not about you its about a wider ethical basis. I work with a large number of maori people i know what its all about.
@@phillipmurray1724 its called corruption
@@markwoods1530 looks like that's the NZ way here on in.
From the Deep South I must make the trip up to the North Island. But my friends keep warning me off. I plan to just stay in camping grounds. But maybe motels might be better. Any ideas Kiwi's?
Get different friends
@@RedSkyrkw Well I was always told to avoid up north too. Anything not nailed down and even then, would disapear.
@@juliaforsyth8332 "i wAS aLLwayS tOLd tO AVoiD uP nOrTh toO". Toughen up buttercup. Lived here my whole life and had nothing stolen
Nothing but an positive outcome.
Best community policing 👍👍
awsome guys ❤
What a beautiful video. Yay for uplifting Maori culture.
That's the police I remember New Zealand to have.
Sadly they are few and far between now.
I was in the police for nearly 14 years it was ok when you worked with the community but policing has changed and native police will suffer because they don’t realise they are only working for a corporation- the government and police no longer are PUBLIC SERVANTS- they are money making and native police and others do realise it yet!
I wish them luck when they figure out what they do may be legal but is NOT LAWFUL! There is a difference! Nga mihi!
Im Here to learn are you saying the police is just another business can you share why from your experience Kia Ora
Omg Yayy finally
I had a morality police experience by 4 officers the other day, in Wellington NZ, I hope it does not happen again !!!
You needed to understand that police officers have to take there jobs seriously especially when people are drunk, intoxicated and violent and if people don't listen that's when they are going to use force against the suspects
Yeah the windscreen washer unit
Thank you all .
I hope some Auckland based Officers can learn something of this.
You need to understand that police jobs need to be taken seriously especially when people are drunk, intoxicated and violent and people don't listen that's when they are going to use lethal force against the suspects
Kia Kaha 😎🙏
Ąrohanųi💖💕
Way to go Whanau, making our people proud
I love the Kina talk lol
Just inspired me to go home with my whānau. A new home Taupo where my bones are from… chur 😂😂”you didnt even say anything” nah but i gave him that wing? or wink i gave him the wing😂😂😂❤👏🏾👊🏾💯
excuse me, are yous watching out for sleeper groups/armies with fake identities or corrupt governments paying off local gangs before backstabbing them please
Ka pai. Real Police Constables. Chur the Far North. Can't hate, people like this.
I’ve always wanted to be one of you guys. Yet I’m not strong enough
You know what i was gonna be police cadet but i figured i get ashamed by my family in king country region so i choose to be army cadet instead
Colonial flackers
That's nz?! I'm in nz and that does no way look like nz😂🤣
Whenua and people he tangta he tangta he tangta for the people for the people for the people
Cool, no swear words, not professional, but very cool ( your not at school, nor are you driving down the road with a car full of girlie's heading to the beach for a joint and a beer, chill pill🤓
You swore an oath to protect the people, ummmmmm do your mahi well, you still Tangata Whenua
What are these people doing on our land! 😢
Most mornings at around 7:15am I take a morningshit....on "your" land.
If he is a Senior Sergeant why is he wearing Sergeant insignia?
The crown is senior sergeant, the 3 stripes is sergeant
The vibe compared to the USA hahah
🎉
Don’t remove things from my home.
Respect.
Why do these cops look like they are wearing hand me downs when the city cops have fresh clothing
Tika te kōrero.
I am disgusted with the statement police service nz well with the protest. The pokice attacked the protested one police officer. Knocking out a member of the public with a closed fist. While six police officers kicking a guy while he was is the gutter. Dictatorship polickng
Bjrs hi
Merci TX
Amicalement de France
This is community policing at its finest. A skill that has been lost in Australia. You could see the difference in Australia when we went from a Police service to a police force.
𝓅𝓇𝑜𝓂𝑜𝓈𝓂 👍
Mathew hunt is now smoked bacon
Sickening separatism !
Missing home hard
Umm, tau ke tenei hotaka! 🙂
Hi i like arrest
🤣
Kupapa
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Good stuff.
Notice they dont ask all the ones that know wat they're really after,all I can say if you cant do your job find another, getting the public to help just esculate the situation putting them self in very dangerous
Wat a bunch is that's what the police want,public will never help the police if it is it's only the older generation because it makes the force look good,why dont you ask all the community I bet you get a different perspective
America could never