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John Tamihere defends his brother
Radio Live host John Tamihere has defended the innocence of his brother, soon-to-be-released convicted double murderer David Tamihere, on his radio show today.
Tamihere murders haunt witness
David Tamihere could have given his victims' families closure by revealing Heidi Paakkonen's body, a key witness in the case says.
Freed killer Tamihere keeps his last secret
David Tamihere will not have to reveal where Heidi Paakkonen's body is hidden when he is freed.
David Tamihere to be released from prison
David Tamihere, who was convicted of the murder of two Swedish backpackers, has been granted parole after serving nearly 20 years in prison and will be released on November 15.
Preschooler's killer to be freed
The man who bashed James Whakaruru repeatedly until he died, aged 4, will spend Christmas a free man - despite fears he will reoffend.
David Tamihere's bid for freedom up in the air
Double murderer David Tamihere made his 14th appearance before the parole board today. But what was the decision?
Victims' fear as killer rapist seeks freedom
One of NZ's most notorious killers allegedly raped and abducted a girl, 14, in a previously unreported case before going on to commit murder.
Parole Board admits Capill blunder
The Parole Board has had to apologise to convicted paedophile Graham Capill and his victims after it botched up details in a written decision denying him parole.
Rapist: 'Send me back to jail'
The rapist of a 75-year-old woman has walked into a police station waving an axe and begging to be sent back to jail.
Wife-bashing counsellor's name secrecy
A man who is now a marriage guidance counsellor threw his wife into a door frame, splitting her head open, then dragged her down the hall.
Paedophile Capill denied parole
The Parole Board believes former Christian Heritage Party Leader Graham Capill is still a risk to the community.
Parole declined in 70 per cent of cases - report
The Parole Board held 4546 hearings last year and declined to release offenders in 70.6 pc, the board says in its annual report, released today.
Christchurch earthquake: Victims struggling with aftermath
Victims of Saturday's earthquake share their stories of survival.