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PoliceNewsThe Voice of PoliceAssociation one of the main sponsors for the 2012Australasian Police and Emergency Services GamesThe Police Association is proud to be oneof the principal sponsors for the 2012Australasian Police and Emergency ServicesGames.The Games will run from the 2nd to the9th of March 2012 in Lower Hutt, after theevent was relocated following the devastatingearthquakes in Christchurch.The Association will work with New ZealandGames organisers the Police Council of Sportan organisation the Association already hasa long-standing relationship with, supportingPolice participation in sports.Association President Greg O’Connordescribed the Games as a celebration ofPolice and Emergency Services fitness. “Nomatter how these services expand, fitnessneeds to remain part of their core businessstrategy.”Games held every two yearsCompetitors from an expanding rangeof Police and Emergency Services fromthroughout Australasia gather at the Gamesevery two years, promoting the spirit offriendly competition. Strong relationships areforged between the members of the differentservices. Mr O’Connor said it made perfectsense for the Association to lend its support tothis kind of event.The Police Council of Sport was thrilled tohave the Association on board. “I think it iswonderful that the Association has continuedits long and mutually beneficial sponsorship ofthe Police Council of Sport, by extending it tothe games,” Chairperson of the AustralasianPolice and Emergency Services GamesCommittee, Inspector Lindsay Duncan, said.“We are looking forward to hosting theGames in the Hutt Valley,” Mr Duncan said.He indicated planning was well on its way toensuring an incredibly successful event. Morethan 2,500 participants are expected to attendthe event and members can find out more byvisiting: www.apandesgames.comHave you moved recently?If you have moved or perhaps are about to,please let us know so we can update yourrecords. You can do this by:• writing to us at PO Box 12344;• calling us on free phone0800 500 122;• faxing us on (04) 496 6819; or• Emailing us at:membership@policeassn.org.nzYou need to let us know your membershipnumber, new address and if you’re a servingmember - your new station.• GAMES SPONSORSHIP: From left to right Tracy Hall (Police Association Communicationsand Marketing Manager), Greg O’Connor (Police Association President), Lindsay Duncan(Chairman of the Australasian Police and Emergency Games Steering Committee), AlisonMurray (Games Director) and Rachael Gibling (Games Marketing Manager).Otago-Southland to celebrate 50thanniversary of Police rugbyDunedin Police are hosting the 50th anniversary of rugby between Otago and Southland Police.Festivities will start on Tuesday, 16 August at the Dunedin Central Police bar with a meet andgreet from 6 p.m.On Wednesday, 17 August there will be a Police netball game, a luncheon for past andpresent rugby players, a rugby match between Otago and Southland, followed by anniversarycelebrations at the bar.For more information, or to register your interest in attending, please contact Toni Pelasioextension 33088 or email toni.pelasio@police.govt.nzCheap airfares got you jumping with excitement?Why don’t you check out Police TravelpacInsurance when you book your next trip?• Emergency assistance 24 hours, 7 daysa week, anywhere in the world.• Comprehensive cover that you and yourfamily can trust - when you need it most.• 15% premium discount for members ofPolice Health Plan (this discount isautomatically included in the Travelpac ratingchart).Plus our commitment to providing you withexceptional, professional service.So get in touch with us when you’rebooking your next trip.On holiday, insurance cover should be the last thing you worry about!Visit: www.policeassn.org.nz or call 0800 500 122 Mon to Fri, 8am - 5:30pm208August 2011
New Zealand Police Associationby Ricky CollinsGourmet Hawke’s BayA recent call from some Christchurch-basedfriends suggesting a short trip to Hawke’s Bayto visit vineyards and support the Crusaders attheir Napier ‘home game’ was just too temptingto resist. It had been at least seven years sinceI’d visited the Bay, so I was keen to find outwhat had changed in that time.Over the course of three days we visited some of the premier vineyardsin the region including Craggy Range, C J Pask and Te Awa Road. I’dalso pre-arranged a visit to one of my favourite New Zealand vineyards,Te Mata Estate. Director of Sales and Marketing, Nicholas Buck kindlygave our group the VIP treatment, culminating in a tasting of the fullrange of their current release wines. I’ve always been a big fan of TeMata Awatea, a blend of traditional Bordeaux varieties and little brotherto the company’s flagship wine, Te Mata Coleraine. This visit confirmedfor me that the Awatea is probably one of the best value red winesproduced in New Zealand.The trip wasn’t all about wine. We did manage to work in a couple offantastic long lunches; at wineries of course. Black Barn, just alongthe road from Te Mata Estate, is a fantastic food and wine venue withluxurious accommodation options on site as well. It was great to spenda late autumn afternoon there soaking up the sun and enjoying greatfood and wine with good friends. We repeated the recipe the next dayat Mission Estate, New Zealand’s original winery established way backin 1851. One of the highlights of the trip for me was to re-visit theMission range of wines. They had fallen off my radar in recent yearsafter failing to impress last time I visited. Seven years later things haddefinitely changed for the better. The 2009 Mission Estate CabernetSauvignon (RRP $20) and the 2009 Mission Estate VineyardSelection Middle Road Chardonnay (RRP $26) that we enjoyedover lunch were fantastic and represent great value for money.Back in Napier, we were recommended a local boutique restaurantcalled Pacifica. I have one word for this place; stunning. Host RebeccaRameka and husband/chef Jeremy deliver a unique dining experiencewith a focus on fresh local seafood and wild game. The menu, thatchanges daily, offers small to medium-sized dishes all individuallydesigned to accentuate flavour and texture. The wine list is extensiveand interesting, the service impeccable, and Rebecca even drove ushome. I will be back.Hawke’s Bay is definitely a wine and food lover’s paradise. My onlydisappointment was running out of time to get out to Te Awanga andcheck out Elephant Hill and Clearview Estate wineries, but hey thatgives me a good reason to head back there sometime soon. Oh, bythe way, I think the Crusaders won.1 2 3 4 5 6 78 9Clues:Across:2. Pea igloos break apart and saysorry (9)8. Cowboy show? (5)9. Potties formed to sneak around (7)10. Entered by CRL (10)12. Leaves insecure (5)14. Hot place? (5)15. Central ace causes arson (10)18. Shortened version (2,5)19. Footwear also worn? (5)20. Short forms of sonnets (9)Down:1. Reiterating same as witness saw (13)2. Took a person against their will (8)3. Smell (5)4. Obvious; apparent (2,3,4,2,2)5. Collides (7)6. Self importances (4)7. Unfortunate occurrences (13)11. Looks after religious places (8)13. Group of workmates or just part of charge (7)16. Consumed (5)17. Tidal flows (4)1012 13 1415 161718 191120Answers: Across: 2. Apologise. 8. Rodeo. 9. Tiptoes. 10. Occurrence. 12. Opens. 14. Sauna.15. Accelerant. 18. In brief. 19. Thong. 20. Sonatinas. Down: 1. Corroborating. 2. Abducted.3. Odour. 4. On the face of it. 5. Impacts. 6. Egos. 7. Disadvantages. 11. Curators.12. Section. 16. Eaaten. 17. Ebbs.August 2011209
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<strong>Police</strong><strong>New</strong>sThe Voice of <strong>Police</strong>Association one of the main sponsors <strong>for</strong> the 2012Australasian <strong>Police</strong> <strong>and</strong> Emergency Services GamesThe <strong>Police</strong> Association is proud to be oneof the principal sponsors <strong>for</strong> the 2012Australasian <strong>Police</strong> <strong>and</strong> Emergency ServicesGames.The Games will run from the 2nd to the9th of March 2012 in Lower Hutt, after theevent was relocated following the devastatingearthquakes in Christchurch.The Association will work with <strong>New</strong> Zeal<strong>and</strong>Games organisers the <strong>Police</strong> Council of Sportan organisation the Association already hasa long-st<strong>and</strong>ing relationship with, supporting<strong>Police</strong> participation in sports.Association President Greg O’Connordescribed the Games as a celebration of<strong>Police</strong> <strong>and</strong> Emergency Services fitness. “Nomatter how these services exp<strong>and</strong>, fitnessneeds to remain part of <strong>their</strong> core businessstrategy.”Games held every two yearsCompetitors from an exp<strong>and</strong>ing rangeof <strong>Police</strong> <strong>and</strong> Emergency Services fromthroughout Australasia gather at the Gamesevery two years, promoting the spirit offriendly competition. Strong relationships are<strong>for</strong>ged between the members of the differentservices. Mr O’Connor said it made perfectsense <strong>for</strong> the Association to lend its support tothis kind of event.The <strong>Police</strong> Council of Sport was thrilled tohave the Association on board. “I think it iswonderful that the Association has continuedits long <strong>and</strong> mutually beneficial sponsorship ofthe <strong>Police</strong> Council of Sport, by extending it tothe games,” Chairperson of the Australasian<strong>Police</strong> <strong>and</strong> Emergency Services GamesCommittee, Inspector Lindsay Duncan, said.“We are looking <strong>for</strong>ward to hosting theGames in the Hutt Valley,” Mr Duncan said.He indicated planning was well on its way toensuring an incredibly successful event. Morethan 2,500 participants are expected to attendthe event <strong>and</strong> members can find out more byvisiting: www.ap<strong>and</strong>esgames.comHave you moved recently?If you have moved or perhaps are about to,please let us know so we can update yourrecords. You can do this by:• writing to us at PO Box 12344;• calling us on free phone0800 500 122;• faxing us on (04) 496 6819; or• Emailing us at:membership@policeassn.org.nzYou need to let us know your membershipnumber, new address <strong>and</strong> if you’re a servingmember - your new station.• GAMES SPONSORSHIP: From left to right Tracy Hall (<strong>Police</strong> Association Communications<strong>and</strong> Marketing Manager), Greg O’Connor (<strong>Police</strong> Association President), Lindsay Duncan(Chairman of the Australasian <strong>Police</strong> <strong>and</strong> Emergency Games Steering Committee), AlisonMurray (Games Director) <strong>and</strong> Rachael Gibling (Games Marketing Manager).Otago-Southl<strong>and</strong> to celebrate 50thanniversary of <strong>Police</strong> rugbyDunedin <strong>Police</strong> are hosting the 50th anniversary of rugby between Otago <strong>and</strong> Southl<strong>and</strong> <strong>Police</strong>.Festivities will start on Tuesday, 16 August at the Dunedin Central <strong>Police</strong> bar with a meet <strong>and</strong>greet from 6 p.m.On Wednesday, 17 August there will be a <strong>Police</strong> netball game, a luncheon <strong>for</strong> past <strong>and</strong>present rugby players, a rugby match between Otago <strong>and</strong> Southl<strong>and</strong>, followed by anniversarycelebrations at the bar.For more in<strong>for</strong>mation, or to register your interest in attending, please contact Toni Pelasioextension 33088 or email toni.pelasio@police.govt.nzCheap airfares got you jumping with excitement?Why don’t you check out <strong>Police</strong> TravelpacInsurance when you book your next trip?• Emergency assistance 24 hours, 7 daysa week, anywhere in the world.• Comprehensive cover that you <strong>and</strong> yourfamily can trust - when you need it most.• 15% premium discount <strong>for</strong> members of<strong>Police</strong> Health Plan (this discount isautomatically included in the Travelpac ratingchart).Plus our commitment to providing you withexceptional, professional service.So get in touch with us when you’rebooking your next trip.On holiday, insurance cover should be the last thing you worry about!Visit: www.policeassn.org.nz or call 0800 500 122 Mon to Fri, 8am - 5:30pm208August 2011
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