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Corby accused of faking mental illess
The governor of Schapelle Corby's Bali jail is jeopardising a major cut to her sentence with claims she is faking a mental illness.
Bodybuilding ex-partner claims she bashed Laws
Michael Laws' estranged partner has revealed how she used to punch him in the face and became an alcoholic during their relationship breakdown.
Racing: Industry must 'restore integrity'
The perception of cronyism, corruption and drugs has been a factor in the declining racing industry, and integrity must be restored for the industry to thrive, Racing Minister John Carter says.
UK makes gains in fight against drugs and crime
Progress is being made in the war against drug addiction and its links with crime.
Former lawyer pays high price for P habit
He was a high-flying, successful inner-city lawyer - until he destroyed his privileged life with methamphetamine abuse.
Pain of P for Keisha
Keisha Castle-Hughes is producing a film about a subject painfully close to her heart - NZ's 'epidemic' of P abuse.
Unusual bedfellows fight against P
Second-generation Mongrel Mobster Layton Te Nahu is off the drug P and back with his family, thanks to a remarkable New Zealand story that involves the Prime Minister, the Salvation Army and a retired surgeon.
Less crime, more solved, say police
There was less crime and more of it was solved in the year ended June 30, police say.
Major drug bust also nets firearms and boat
BOP police seized hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of meth ingredients, firearms and a 50-foot launch during a major drugs bust.
Drug dealer fakes CV to land doctor's job
A Nigerian drug smuggler who fooled immigration officials to get a job as a hospital psychiatrist was yesterday jailed for 16 months.
Book review: The Story Sisters
Much of Hoffman's writing is rich in symbolism and fantasy, and her latest novel, The Story Sisters, is no exception.
NZ organised crime 'more than drugs and guns'
Organised crime is more than just guns and drugs with environmental and cyber crime also proving a lucrative business, OFCANZ says.
Bali Nine pair plea for clemency
Two Bali Nine ringleaders have begged an Indonesian court for a second chance at life.
Newspaper accepts: drug cartels in control
It's a sad day for journalism when a newspaper is pressured into stopping its reports on crime.