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    Former Police Commissioner Andrew Coster has been spotted at a cafe with his former boss, Public Service Commissioner Sir Brian Roche

    Former Police Commissioner Andrew Coster has been spotted at a cafe with his former boss, Public Service Commissioner Sir Brian Roche


    It comes just a month and a half after Sir Brian said he would have sacked Coster, had he not resigned from his role as head of the Social Investment Agency.

    Coster resigned after an IPCA report into his former deputy Jevon McSkimming found "serious misconduct" in Police leadership.

    The pair met at Mojo in Defence House - directly overlooking Parliament.

    Sir Brian says the meeting was a general catch-up, while questions to Coster went unanswered.

    © 2026 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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