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Police clamp down on officers'
Prompted by fears of corruption, Victorian police chiefs are set to crack down on thousands of officers who work second jobs.

Police who work outside the force will be listed on a central register aimed at keeping a closer eye on their activities.

The move follows revelations in The Sunday Age last month that up to half of the state's 11,000 police officers may have second jobs and be at risk of conflicts of interest.

Until now, Victoria has not had a central register of second jobs, leaving the police force and its watchdog, the Office of Police Integrity, pow... Read more

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The Government is voicing serious concern over Don Brash's questioning of the police investigation into Labour's pledge card.

Dr Brash has written to the Police Commissioner asking him to explain why police failed to prosecute Labour when it was clear Labour breached its spending cap.

He says National's ability to retain confidence in the police is now being challenged.

Police Minister Annette King says Don Brash is taking New Zealand down a dangerous path. She says it is an unprecedented attack on police integrity.

Mrs King says it is not up to politicians to put pressure on the police or intimidate them.

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