'I want 51 kills': Man who supported mosque gunman jailed
Man who allegedly expressed admiration for the Christchurch mosque killings back in court
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Phillip John Smith media visit decision unreasonable
A Judge has quashed Corrections decision to decline an in-person interview with Smith
Second prisoner admits attacking double-killer Graeme Burton
Prison guards could only watch from behind a grille as Burton was stabbed some 40 times.
Murderer admits stabbing double killer more than 40 times
Burton became a household name in the late 2000s after a spree of violence and murder.
Whangārei police dog handling duo compete for national honours
Mist and Constable Lewis are representing Northland at the national police dog champs.
Murderer Phillip Smith fights to meet with media
Smith has taken a string of cases against Corrections over his rights in prison.
Whanganui Prison report: What inspectors found
Staff managed gang tensions effectively by keeping prisoners from rival factions apart.
Smaller prisons mooted to improve justice system for Māori
Researchers say New Zealand has long ignored Māori approaches to justice.
Off limits: What prisoners can't read behind bars
The new prison magazine supply contract for the nation is out for tender.
Serial rapist to be deported after nearly 22 years in jail
A serial rapist is set to be deported and banned from returning to New Zealand.
'Cruel, depraved' sex offender who abused daughter is given day visits to street
Notorious sex offender Ronald Van Der Plaat has been back before the courts
Sadistic, depraved, cruel: Ronald Van Der Plaat's litany of 'bizarre' sexual abuse
We look back at the bizarre sex offending of West Auckland criminal Ronald Van Der Plaat.
Government to contact Ukraine over accused gunman's 'manifesto'
Far-right groups have been selling the documents online in hardcover.
Repeat violent offender avoids preventive detention
A repeat violent offender has been given one last chance to change his ways.
Ombudsman: NZ prison conditions breach torture convention
"This is pretty uncivilised in modern New Zealand," says Peter Boshier.
Ring us: Corrections offers contact for unwanted mail
Corrections CE Christine Stevenson says the power to block prisoners' mail could stronger
New Corrections strategy: Overhaul to help, not punish inmates more
New Govt strategy aims to reduce Maori prison rates to the same as the general population.
Christchurch terror accused: No letters sent to victims, Muslim community
Corrections know exactly who the Christchurch terror-accused has written to from his cell.
Corrections blunder: 2nd letter from accused mosque shooter emerges
Staff allowed two inmates to send letters containing content that should've been withheld.
Corrections' prison letter failure despite advice from Norway's expert Breivik team
Kelvin Davis has demanded a new multi-level process for vetting the prisoner's mail.
Letters from the inside: Corrections reveals the rules
Inmates in NZ prisons are allowed to send mail - but what are the rules?
Mosque survivor: Accused's prison fan mail 'spreads hatred'
Mosque survivor says no to Christchurch terror accused sending his "fans" letters.
More time for inmates in Killer Beez revenge attack, acquitted guards return to work
Three prison guards were also charged and later acquitted over the vicious prison fight.
'Systematic failure' led to error over alleged terrorist's letter - Ardern
PM says the law will be looked at and any holes identified will be plugged immediately
Revealed: Accused Christchurch gunman sent seven letters from prison
Minister: 'They need to own it, they need to make sure it doesn't happen again.'
Dickens: Don't give oxygen to accused Chch mosque gunman
COMMENT: Ban his correspondence and he gets attention, allow it and he gains attention.
'Beast of Blenheim' free despite sex crime denials
The now 72-year-old will return to his cottage on the Whanganui Prison grounds.
Community get a voice on new youth justice facility in South Auckland
The ministry wants to repurpose an existing facility into a youth justice residence.
Beast of Blenheim claims Crown abused judicial process
Police have remained tight-lipped over why Stewart Murray Wilson was reinvestigated.
Inmates forced to go to toilet in 'cardboard receptacles'
Inmates 'highly troubled', lack of access to running water in cells.
Female inmates describe 'degrading' internal searches
Women say the searches brought back trauma from being raped.
Christchurch prison standoff over after prisoners surrender
Seven male prisoners refused to comply with instructions, a Corrections spokesman said.
More details emerge of Northland fraudster's past
Joanne Harrison convinced a judge her 2007 offending was a one-off. It was just the start.
How to escape prison: From murderer to a masters degree
Dr Paul Wood's past isn't immediately obvious.