A greater police presence on the streets
The WA Police Union represents more than 6,500 police officers, police auxiliary officers and police cadets across the State. WAPU supports all Members and always acts in their best interests.
Strength in unity
98 per cent of WA police officers are WA Police Union Members. WAPU assists Members by providing a range of services including industrial, legal and welfare.
Good call by Prime Minister to stop talk of raising the pension age
The Police Federation of Australia supports the recent announcement by Prime Minister Scott Morrison to abandon plans for the retirement age to increase to 70 years. Since 2014, the PFA have lobbied ... Read more
WAPU Election Candidate Profile
Police Federation of Australia - Western Australia Police Branch E2018/111 - Part 1 Branch Executive Members – Central (2) PLEASE NOTE THAT BALLOT PAPERS FOR THE ELECTION FOR THE CENTRAL REGION ... Read more
Survey results show good value in WAPU membership
The WA Police Union recently surveyed its Members in relation to a broad range of topics. Results from the survey will allow WAPU to streamline its offerings to Members as well as set the direction fo ... Read more
Injured cop not eligible for compensation
“In 43 years, this was and still is the only time in my career I thought I was going to die.” This is what was going through Sergeant Laurie Morley’s mind as he faced the fight of his career in ... Read more
Todd's story
I served in the WA Police Service for 15 years and continually aspired to be the best I could be. I progressed through the ranks and made my final mark as a Detective Sergeant at the Cannington Distri ... Read more
Cadet celebrities take Warburton by storm
Fifteen young Aboriginal people embarked on an amazing journey when they entered the WA Police Academy as part of the inaugural Aboriginal Cadet Program. Since that initial intake, a further 25 hav ... Read more
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