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Rod Roberts MLC | Police Powers

Rod Roberts MLC continues to support Police in the NSW Parliament Legislative Council.

Pauline Hanson MP statement on Ensuring Integrity Bill 2019

Pauline Hanson MP demands government release all amendments surrounding the proposed union-restricting laws ASAP.

E2019/170 Casual Vacancy Election

Nominations are called for: Ordinary Branch Executive Member - Western Region (1)

Police Officer of the Year Awards 2019

Congratulations to LSC Amanda Vidler, Rotary Police Officer of the Year and also Regional NSW Field Operations Police Officer of the Year, and all the nominees and winners of the 2019 Rotary Police Officer of the Year Awards.

Breakthrough on mandatory blood testing

Government announce legislation will be introduced to Parliament in February 2020 to institute mandatory blood testing for those who attack police.

PANSW Scholarships

Every year the Association awards scholarships to assist the dependent child of financial serving members to complete their selected tertiary course. Applications for 2020 are now open.

Police Remembrance Day Services 2019

This week we honour the memory of our fallen police officers with services held across the state.

Mandatory testing for NSW police attackers

Anyone who bites emergency service workers in NSW will be forced to submit to tests for blood-borne viruses such as HIV, hepatitis B or C.

Mandatory blood tests proposed for people who bite or spit at police and other frontline workers

People who bite, spit at or otherwise expose police, paramedics, prison officers and other frontline workers to a risk of disease could be subject to mandatory testing.

Four charged after NSW cops hurt in brawl

Four people have been charged over a brawl outside a Sydney nightclub that sent five police officers in hospital, and are due to face court this week.

NSW man 'chokes woman, assaults police'

A NSW man is accused of assaulting a police officer who stepped in to save a woman he was allegedly choking.

Festival deaths: 'Don't blame NSW cops'

Police Association of NSW acting president Kevin Morton says the Coroners Court should not be the forum for public debate on pill testing at music festivals.

Sydney CBD rampage accused on new charges

The young man charged over a woman's violent death and a subsequent stabbing in Sydney's CBD in August has been charged with possessing child abuse material.

Toronto police stabbing: union calls for 'maximum weight of the law' as man charged with attack on cops

THE Police Association of NSW is demanding people who attack emergency services workers face the "maximum weight of the law", following the alleged stabbing of two officers at Toronto.