No parole for police officer's killer
A Mongrel Mob gang member who ran down and killed a police officer in a stolen car has been denied parole.
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Gang-linked charity wins lottery fight
A charity linked to the Head Hunters gang has won a legal battle with a government department for permission to run a lottery with a $50,000 prize.
Police admit bikies infiltrating force
Australia has stepped up its war against bikies as the Victorian Police confirmed the force had been infiltrated and major investigations disrupted.
Gangs still 'flashing patches' in Far North
A noticeable gang presence is still frustrating community leaders in the Northland community of Moerewa.
Gang's misuse of grant money 'isolated case'
Whanau Ora Minister Tariana Turia remains confident a grant used by a Dunedin-based gang to buy cannabis was an "isolated incident", despite intercepted phone calls saying it may have been used as a model for gang chapters nationwide.
Suburb may attempt to ban patches
Police are considering trying to ban gang patches in New Brighton, Christchurch, after a flare up between gang members and ongoing intimidation.
Killer too tied to gang, says mother
The mother of a teenage Napier girl murdered almost 26 years ago doubts the killer still behind bars will ever give up the gang scene in which the tragedy happened.
Northland town faces up to gang problems
Moerewa is facing up to the gang rivalries that over recent weeks have been credited with a drive-by shooting, a stabbing and the torching of cars, but not by isolating those believed to be responsible.
Mobster jailed for stabbing gang rival
A Mongrel Mob member who used a hunting knife on a rival gang member early last year has been jailed for three years and eight months.
Jailed rival main suspect for mob hit
Analysts of the murky Russian underworld say a number of different groupings could be behind the audacious daylight shooting of a Russian mafia boss in central Moscow.
Gang power struggle erupts in gunfire at reception
The wedding was a joyful affair, with 300 guests, traditional Serbian dancing and two dozen motorbikes bedecked with red, white and blue streamers.
Gang patch bylaw on hold in Wanganui
A procedural motion has parked up any further progress on the Wanganui District Council's contentious gang patch bylaw.
Gang member's life 'under threat'
A gang member accused of attempted murder after firing into a group of people made an "urgent decision" because he felt his life was under threat, a court has heard.
School backs ban on gang regalia
A new school in one of the poorest parts of New Zealand wants government help to keep gangs outside its gates.
Gang patch ban 'too broad'
A law change to ban gang patches in schools and police stations could be too broad and capture people who are innocently wearing gang colours, MPs have been told.
Cops in gang case may be charged
Police officers who crossed a legal line to pursue gang members are the focus of an internal investigation which could lead to criminal charges.
Charge dropped after fake prosecution
A senior Hells Angel has had a drug charge dropped as the fallout from the fake police prosecution of an undercover officer continues.
Police action a slap for judiciary
Editorial: If any 'slaps in the face' have been delivered over the Red Devils case, they are to members of the judiciary and public confidence in the justice system.