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.
Campaign escalation media
On Tuesday 11 July, the WA Police Union escalated its campaign for better pay and conditions. During this phase, WAPU is instructing Members to: Use discretion to issue cautions instead of infring ... Read more
Ride Alongside to raise awareness
Last month, WA police officers Jason Barnes and Rob Seaman embarked on a five-day journey from Northam to Albany to raise awareness of the need to take a proactive approach to mental wellbeing on the ... Read more
Are you ready for the new super laws?
Don’t miss an opportunity to maximise your super benefit. What do the new superannuation changes mean for you? Will you be better or worse off? We cut through the noise so you don’t miss out on the n ... Read more
WAPU launches work to rule and safety campaign
Effective 7am Wednesday, 21 June 2017, WAPU is instructing all Members to participate in a work to rule and safety campaign. WAPU President George Tilbury said the Board of Directors authorised this ... Read more
From 'Crackhouse' to constable
“Get in, we’ve got a job!” Those were the first words Lucy Roberts heard as part of a police ride along, organised by the WA Police Union, two years ago. Sergeant Dale Searles and Constable Brett Do ... Read more
State Election - Law and Order Commitments
The WA Police Union is an apolitical organisation and as such will not advise Members to vote for a particular party or candidate. This article provides Members with information in relation to the ma ... Read more
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