Episode list

New Zealand Police and Wellington Paranormal team up to provide some important COVID-19 messages, and a little bit of humour to brighten your day #stayhomenz.

All the things you never knew you could do to have fun at home. A little bit of humour to brighten your day.

Now's the time to get over using the phone for actually 'talking' to people issues and be bold. Call your grandparents, elderly neighbours, anyone that might find speaking to someone really quite nice at this time. Go on, do it..

The 7-day twitch could possibly be feeling worse than a 7-year itch right now. But don't do it, don't leave. Stay in and work on your relationships. Most importantly, try not to go mad like Minogue.

Here's the two-metre song from Officer O'Leary. Hear it once and you'll never forget it. This and other tips for keeping the 2-metre rule from Officers O'Leary and a cameo appearance from Officer Phil.

Who needs Batman? New Commissioner Andrew Coster meets Officer O'Leary and says he has a direct line to 10,000 Supermen and Superwomen. Out there, doing their jobs, every day. Keeping you safe.

Paranormal monster in the house? Run out of pasta? O'Leary takes Minogue through when to call or go online to contact the Police. The actual Police.

Officer O'Leary's mother (aka Lynda Topp) is full of the goss sugar plum. She's just about heard every misconception going about the Coruba virus.

Officer O'Leary has a message for teens at this time. Yes, it totally sucks to be you. Minogue translates to teen-speak. Eye roll. LOL.

Sergeant Maaka holds a Paranormal unit briefing in lockdown. Officer Parker and Minogue join O'Leary to report in on Supernatural crime in Home Isolation.

Officer O'Leary checks in with Clarke Gayford (Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's bloke) about life at home with toddler Neve under lockdown. It's just not easy being at home with kids, especially if you've got a Minogue around.

If you're headed to the SUPERMARKET this weekend, Officer O'Leary has some supermarket etiquette tips to help you keep everyone else safe and happy.

Is that lycra legal? If you're going out cycling check your bike is in good nick first, wear a bike helmet and cycle locally. If you're like Minogue and taking 'local' super seriously then thumbs up to you.

If you're thinking of sneaking out, just be warned there's an Officer O'Leary ghosty about. It would be really just great if you could just stay home and not be tempted to go out and catch up with friends or go somewhere you shouldn't.

Have you felt a bit invisible at Level 4 Lockdown? Officer O'Leary understands the feeling. Now we've moved to Level 3 here's all the things you can now do just in case you've missed them.

It's a bit emotional really. New Zealand Police and Wellington Paranormal - Citizens Brigade would like to thank you for watching and being so supportive of our mini-series which covered Covid19 related information and messages.

Officer O'Leary is back with a super infectious song 'Go get a test'. Just like Covid-19, Wellington Paranormal - Citizens Brigade has returned.

Sgt Maaka addresses the nation while Auckland is still at Alert Level 3 and the rest of the country is at Alert Level 2. Mrs Maaka gives him a dressing-down about being a Flashy Pants.

If Officers O'Leary and Minogue from Wellington Paranormal - Citizens Brigade can use the NZ Covid tracer app, you can too. Make sure you are downloading the right app to make it extra useful.