'High-risk' parolees to be housed between two Auckland schools
'If these people are there how do you monitor them?'
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Jarrod Gilbert on why working with gangs makes sense.
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The man appeared at Hamilton District Court this morning and was remanded on bail.
Killer's death in custody forces change
Hours after his appeal for murdering Amber-Rose Rush failed, Skantha was dead.
'Extremely concerning': Kids aged 5 to 9 caught with illicit drugs
Kids, drugs, and cops: New figures reveal details about NZ youth and illicit substances
Shane Te Pou: Māori-led prison reform signals welcome shift in Crown's thinking
OPINION: NZ's approach to law and order has for too long been driven by populist impulses.
'For Māori, by Māori': Govt's new prisoner rehabilitation scheme launches
A complete kaupapa Māori approach will be introduced for the first time.
Ex-inmate 'forced to defecate in front of guards, repeatedly strip-searched'
Peter Rerekura claims he was targeted because he had other legal action pending.
Murderer doctor's death sparks review of courts communications with prisons
Death of killer Dunedin doctor Venod Skantha has forced a review at correction facilities.
Questions over killer doctor Venod Skantha's sudden death
No assessment risk for the killer of Amber-Rose Rush before his suspected suicide.
News and mail: Why Christchurch mosque terrorist wanted judicial review
The mosque shooter has complained about mail access and 'terrorist entity' label.
Christchurch terrorist in court today for fresh legal challenge
The mosque shooter will represent himself in court today.
Hawke's Bay prison inmates to defend kapa haka title
All 18 prisons in New Zealand will be invited to perform kapa haka for judges.
Prison guard dies during fitness test
The physical readiness assessment has been temporarily suspended after the death.
Gang enforcer will do his time for bashing prospect
Hirini Te Runa's early release has been cancelled after he "conditioned" a cellmate.
Waikeria Prison protesters file civil rights claims
'We will not allow them to hide behind this racist system ... keeps Māori at the bottom.'
Paremoremo stabbing: Victim serious but stable; investigation ongoing
The prisoner was initially critically injured but has improved slightly overnight.
Violent incident: Alleged attack at Auckland Prison, Paremoremo
A person has been attacked at the country's toughest jail.
Judge tells mistreated prisoner 'you have suffered enough'
Mihi Bassett attempted suicide after she was subjected to 'cruel, degrading' treatment.
Corrections Minister orders urgent overhaul, review of women's prisons
Corrections under scrutiny after accusations of 'cruel and inhumane' treatment.
RSA triple killer William Bell loses appeal after alleged hostage plan
William Bell loses appeal after alleged plan to take female prison guard hostage.
Women prisoners: 'Hear our voices'
Opinion: Incarcerated women are among the most disadvantaged in our society.
Woman dies at Auckland women's prison in Wiri
Death due to 'natural causes as a result of a pre-existing medical condition' - jail boss.
Prison within a prison: Secret $3m unit to hold Christchurch mosque shooter
Mosque shooter and two violent criminals are locked up in a "prison within a prison".
'Gentle giant' attacked in prison as he slept has died, homicide inquiry begins
'He was attacked in his sleep, he didn't stand a chance,' says grieving sister.
Inmate facing minor charges may die after brutal attack while he slept
An inmate beaten as he slept in his cell at Manawatu Prison may not survive his injuries
Waikeria facing phone faults
Waikeria reviews given deadlines, but concerns raised about impartiality.
Waikeria prison riot: 17 inmates charged
Slew of charges against more than a dozen men after Waikeria chaos.
Convicted double murderer recalled to prison after alleged reoffending
Leith Rex Ray is fighting a charge of threatening behaviour to a woman in Hamilton.
Herald journalist's book banned from prisons
Inmate gearing up to fight Corrections over the decision.
Christchurch mosque shootings: Corrections consulted international experts on managing gunman
He will be "managed under the most stringent custodial regime we have ever developed."
Prison rampage aftermath: Inmate numbers jump
Muster numbers jump at a bad time, but some long-delayed beds might finally be ready soon.
Waikeria riot reverberates as dust settles and clean-up bill looms
Hostage expert's call for impartial review wins support after Waikeria prison chaos.
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Waikeria Prison opened in 1911 near Te Awamutu.