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![Road-rage sentence shocks family](/pf/resources/images/placeholders/placeholder_l.png?d=793)
Road-rage sentence shocks family
The Patel family are devastated with his killer's three-year jail term because they thought their father's life was worth more.
![Prisons given two-to-a-cell ultimatum](/pf/resources/images/placeholders/placeholder_l.png?d=793)
Prisons given two-to-a-cell ultimatum
Corrections has threatened that existing prisons will be fast-tracked into private management unless guards agree to prisoners 'double-bunking'.
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Three strikes' law may have merit, says Key
There may be "some merit" in three-strikes legislation for repeat offenders, says Prime Minister John Key.
![Schools' leaky building toll soars](/pf/resources/images/placeholders/placeholder_l.png?d=793)
Schools' leaky building toll soars
More schools hit by leaky building syndrome and Mt Albert Aquatic Centre faces $1m repairs. See the list of Auckland schools.
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Victims have say at Weatherston sentencing
"I hope her screams of agony ring in your ears, as they do mine ...' - Sophie Elliott's family address her killer in court.
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Extending police instant punishment powers finds support
A proposal to turn patrol cars into "mobile stations" could make police more effective, top NZ lawyer says.
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Police set for greater instant punishment powers
Police officers will be able to dispense on-the-spot punishments for minor crimes under plans to turn patrol cars into "mobile stations".
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Tony Veitch's victory over police
A detective with personal links to Kristin Dunne-Powell should not have worked on the Tony Veitch investigation, according an official report.