Arthur Taylor to move to Dunedin, study law after prison release
Arthur Taylor says he has a desire to study law and continue his social justice interests.
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Notorious 'jailhouse lawyer' Arthur Taylor granted parole
Arthur Taylor had been denied parole 19 times prior to today.
Privacy blunder ended in Taranaki man's death
Jesse Dolman went missing on Christmas Eve 2014 and was found dead a month later.
Man caught with 380,000 child porn images, youngsters 'merely actors'
A man caught with more than 380,000 child porn images and files has been denied parole.
On the hunt: NZ police most wanted this summer
Can you help police find these wanted men and women?
Hit-and-run driver Rouxle Le Roux: 'I am no psycho with no heart'
The teenaged driver who ran down and killed Nathan Kraatskow has broken her silence.
No parole for West Auckland pastor who sexually abused girls
No parole for Akl pastor jailed for sexually abusing a young girl as her mother was dying.
Murderer, rapist, killer arsonist to be released from prison
Rapist and murderer Edward McElroy to be released from prison in February on parole
MoT fraudster to be paroled, deported, banned from returning
Ministry of Transport fraudster to be paroled, deported, banned from returning to NZ
First Kiwi jailed for distributing extremist propaganda granted parole
Man jailed for possessing and distributing extremist propaganda to be released on parole
Killer Beez boss charged after alleged parole breach
Killer Beez gang boss charged with breaching his parole conditions 2 months after release.
$10m runaway: Untold story of Rotorua woman who fled with bank cash
Telefeature Runaway Millionaires will show on TV One in the new year.
Karel Sroubek saga: Drug smuggler's links to covert police op
Smuggler in contact with chemist and the poison pen who threatened to spike baby formula.
Karel Sroubek went back to Czech Republic twice despite fears for life
High Court judge gave passport to Karel Sroubek to travel home, twice, while on bail.
'I believe him' - Judge who gave Karel Sroubek a second chance stands by ruling
Judge has "no doubts" about genuine safety concerns if drug smuggler deported.
MP protest after drug smuggler granted residency, care worker denied
A Northland MP is leading protests against the decision to grant a drug smuggler residency
Ten years on: Family struggles over Libby Templeman's murder
Almost 10 years since her daughter's murder, Rebecca Templeman talks about her struggles.
Facebook scam: Mum sold fake Sheeran, Mars tickets
At least 49 victims paid $16,870 into Pou's account but she failed to deliver tickets.
She blackmailed her lover for $180k and broke prison rules. Now she is free
Further misconduct while behind bars not a reason to prevent her being freed.
Killer back in jail after using drugs
Melissa Wepa spent 15 years in jail for killing a friend.
Sex abuser pastor up for parole
A pastor jailed for sex abuse will be eligible for parole after just 8mths behind bars
Threat from killer: 'I'll bring the icecream'
A letter apparently from double murderer Witness C threatens prosecutors
Infamous serial killer found dead in prison
Serial killer Hayden Poulter has died in prison less than a month after he was recalled.
Meth addict shot by police jailed for kidnapping and assault
Dick Keefe-Wilson caused chaos at Vinegar Hill while on a methamphetamine bender
Robber's GPS tag helped police catch him
Eighteen-year-old back in action days after court sentence for another robbery.
Murder denied parole, more details revealed
Details have emerged about why the man jailed for murdering Lisa Blakie was denied parole.
Revealed: The 10 Kiwi crims with the longest prison stints
The Herald can reveal who the longest serving inmates in NZ prisons are.
No parole for Lisa Blakie's murderer Timothy Taylor
The man jailed for murdering Timaru woman Lisa Blakie has been denied parole - again.
Mum who killed autistic daughter to be released from prison
Donella Knox, a solo mum, killed her after a 20-year battle with her violent outbursts.
Fear Three Strikes law raising risk to public
Concerns emerging Three Strikes law is making inmate more dangerous.
Murderer denied parole after phone comments
Murderer denied parole after making anti-authoritarian comments during phone call.
Cancer-stricken con man to stay behind bars
"Insidious" fraudster to stay behind bars for smuggling dangerous dance party drug.
Axe-murderer fights parole decision
Axe-murderer John Ericson has gone to court again to challenge a parole decision.