Ross McKay
Ross McKay is a Detective Superintendent with the New Zealand Police, currently involved in investigating allegations surrounding the misuse of data by political parties. His work follows an inquiry that raised concerns about the integrity of data shared with health and social providers, particularly in relation to electoral processes linked to the Manurewa Marae.
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Detective Superintendent Ross McKay emphasised police 'never stopped trying' to find Phillips.
Police used 28 motion-activated cameras during Tom Phillips manhunt
New Zealand· 2025-12-11
Detective Superintendent Ross McKay indicated that the family moved regularly between the sites.
Police say Marokopa fugitive Tom Phillips may have more hidden campsites in Waikato bushNew Zealand· 2025-11-18
Detective Superintendent Ross McKay provided insights into the investigation of Tom Phillips.
Photos reveal the secret bush camps fugitive father used to hide his children
United States· 2025-10-24Detective Superintendent Ross McKay discussed the challenges of locating Tom Phillips and his children.
Parents apologise for 'trouble' caused by New Zealand fugitive
United Kingdom· 2025-10-09
Detective Superintendent Ross McKay will oversee the investigation as the Senior Responsible Officer.
Gore toddler Lachie Jones’ death: Two North Island detectives appointed for new investigationNew Zealand· 2025-07-01
Detective Superintendent McKay responded to the complaint regarding the handling of Niethe’s case.
Sara Niethe cold case: Police review file, investigator reveals tip from ‘dying ex-crim’New Zealand· 2025-03-08
Detective Superintendent Ross McKay said police were working with different agencies as they investigate various aspects of allegations made about Te Pāti Māori.
Manurewa Marae inquiry findings: Christopher Luxon ‘shocked’, Chris Hipkins says ‘alarm bell’ for NZ reputationNew Zealand· 2025-02-18
