Queenstown Bucket-List Adventures - New Zealand My boyfriend and I have just ticked off a few incredible bucket list adventures in Queenstown New Zealand and I'm super excited to share them with you in today's video. I've wanted to skydive for years and finally got to experience that incredible feeling of throwing myself out of a plane at 15,000 ft thanks to the amazing team at NZONE Queenstown. Doing a skydive has been one of the most thrilling things I've ever done and to get the chance to do it in one of the most beautiful places on earth (and with my man) was just amazing. I also got to tick off a few other thrill-seeking adventures while we were away so today's video is all about our trip and what we got up to. If you ever get the chance to head to New Zealand's south island then Queenstown is an absolute must-see. There is something for everyone too. Whether you're into thrill-seeking or prefer a quieter getaway, then Queenstown really does offer it all - great scenery, cool cafes and restaurants, great people and loads of cool activities. We also stayed at an amazing minimalist hotel called mi-pad. It's New Zealand's only smart hotel and you can manage your stay via an app on your phone which acts as your very own personal virtual concierge - it's genius. If you want to find out more about mi-pad or to book your next stay you can take a look here: https://www.mipadhotels.com Also mi-pad has just been nominated for a world travel award and you can vote for mi-pad here:  https://www.worldtravelawards.com/vot... If you've ever been to Queenstown I'd love to hear what you got up to in the comments below and if you're keen to visit then I'd love to hear why too. Anyway, thanks SO much for watching this video and I hope you enjoy my BF's cool Kiwi commentary too. Leonie view all

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
It is our first snow experience ever!! Day 2 ng Queenstown vacation namin and pumunta kami sa Onsen Hot Pools, Coronet Peak and dun sa Glenorchy. May unexpected proposal din si Jay. Di ko talaga ineexpect. Actually, little back story lang, di kasi kami nagkaroon ng picture ni Jay nung nagpropose sya sakin kahit isa. Kaya tinake nya yung chance magpropose para sa memory kahit kasal na kami. Haha! view all

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
As winter and the Queenstown ski season comes to an end for 2019, we reflect on the epic times that were had. Fresh powder, unforgettable adventures and vibrant après ski. Who was lucky enough to join us this winter and what was your highlight?
 
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Constable Liv is back with the Auckland Family Harm Intervention Team! Today she tackles the difficulties of getting victims to engage, assists Front Line with a problematic job and speaks at an Elder Abuse Awareness Day event. view all

 
 

 
This month, Police across Auckland will be taking an extra focus on distracted drivers. The following video is about the late 17 year old Ruby-Jean and her family. On a fateful day, whilst Ruby-Jean was driving home, she was distracted. While the cause of her distraction is not known, the ultimate cost is her life. Whether you’re reaching to change the music, pick up your phone, or daydream out the window, your attention is needed on the road. You need to focus. Focusing will get you home to your loved ones. Thank you to Waiuku College and ShowQuest for allowing us to show their video. But most of all, thank you to Ruby-Jean’s friends and family for allowing us to tell her story. She was an incredibly loved daughter, granddaughter, sister, niece, cousin and friend. Our thoughts and deepest sympathies continue to be with them. view all

 
 

 
We are back and kicking off a new season of the New Zealand Police Vlog. Ride along with our frontline Police staff as they provide insight into the work they do to keep our communities safe. In this episode we are introduced to Constable Charlie who is a PST Officer based at the Ōtāhuhu Police station in Tāmaki Makaurau. Welcome to Ridealong! view all

 
 

 
We are back and kicking off a new season of the New Zealand Police Vlog. Ride along with our frontline Police staff as they provide insight into the work they do to keep our communities safe. In this episode we are introduced to Constable Charlie who is a PST Officer based at the Ōtāhuhu Police station in Tāmaki Makaurau. Welcome to Ridealong! view all

 
 

Police Communications receive approximately 60,000 calls every week. Check out our amazing wāhine toa from the Northern Police Communication Centre as they receive and dispatch a call in Te Reo Māori!
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It's been a long time coming and it's finally. here. Constable Hurn takes you on a tour through a NZ police car AND shows you all his gear. Buckle up - this one's pretty epic. view all

 
 
 

 
Whītiki, kia ita. Just click it, click it good.

 

 
Tukuna te reo kia rere | Let the language flow. Like Senior Sergeant Pete Pedersen, give it a go and do your best! Ka wani kē koe Pete!
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DHH’s keynote at RailsConf 2019 “on the topic of open source, markets, debts, purpose, and no less than the meaning of life.” It’s pretty wide-ranging (he discusses Marcus Aurelius and David Graeber, Dostoyevsky and Daniel Pink, and throws a little Kierkegaard in the mix, so you know this is going to be a little off-the-wall) but I like the general point: that “open source” can be viewed through a broader perspective than a market metaphor. Broadly, he argues that thinking purely in market terms can be reductionist (there’s more to it than a spectrum with Bill Gates on the one side and Richard Stallman on the other), and that adopting the MIT license is compatible with seeking “happiness” in the sense of finding meaning and purpose with your work – a goal which is harder to achieve with copyright or the GPL. Whether or not you agree with the conclusion, I think it makes for an interesting read.

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Catch up with Constable Hurn and the recent Police grads as they continue gaining experience on the frontline!
 
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19 weeks later, and our recruits have reached the day they've been dreaming of since it all began; GRADUATION DAY. What a journey it's been for our 20 new Constables who hit the streets of Auckland this week.
 
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You must be at least 17 years old to apply and 18 when you start at Police College, there’s no upper age limit

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Welcome to the Auckland Police official kiwikiwifly page! We post new videos every Sunday!

You'll find vlogs, and other videos that give you a bit of insight to the different roles within the New Zealand Police.




Interested in joining the Police? Here are the must-haves:

You must be at least 17 years old to apply and 18 when you start at Police College, there’s no upper age limit

You must be a New Zealand or Australian citizen or have New Zealand permanent residency

You must be able to speak, read, write and listen in English

You must be physically fit




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Down to the last couple of weeks of training, Sam, Laura and Danny get a taste of Team Policing, and reflect on their time over college in preparation for GRADUATION next week.
 
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Moving from field training into communities, Constable Hurn addresses your questions about driving as a Police Officer, tracks down a man with a warrant to arrest, and comes across a drunk driver who has a golden lesson to share.
 
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PART 7 IS HERE! The recruits buckle up and head into their two weeks of driver training as the team are pushed out of their comfort zone on the track.
 
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Constable Hurn sheds some light on training, fitness requirements, and continues to lead the newly graduated officers through their initial weeks in the field.
 
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Down to their final weeks of Police College, the recruits enter the FIELD TRAINING UNIT. Kitted out in full uniform and attending jobs - things become a lot more real as they experience being in blue in public.
 
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You must be a New Zealand or Australian citizen or have New Zealand permanent residency

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