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Police need to step up in inner-city violence, not council - advocate 13 Jan, 2021 12:42 AM 6 minutes to read Visions of a Helping Hand chief executive Tiny Deane. Photo / File A Rotorua advocate for the homeless says its the police who need to step up to combat a perceived lack of safety in the citys CBD, not the council. Visions of a Helping Hand chief executive Tiny Deane also says a petition calling for action on homelessness and city safety unfairly blames homeless people for the issue, s...

Homicide investigation launched after dead man found at Christchurch property Homicide investigation launched after dead man found at Christchurch property Wed, 13 Jan 2021, 3:53PM Police are at a property in Papanui where a body has been found. Photo / Anna Leask Homicide investigation launched after dead man found at Christchurch property Wed, 13 Jan 2021, 3:53PM A mans body has been found at a north Christchurch address - prompting the ...

A woman charged in relation to a gang shooting in North Canterbury has been told shes free to leave the court A woman charged in relation to a gang shooting in North Canterbury has been told shes free to leave the court 12 January 2021 The judge granted the Crown request to dismiss charges against Tove Paranihi in the Christchurch District Court today. The shooting in Kaiapoi on January 4 left Fairmont Wiringi - the son of a Mongrel Mob leader - seriously injured. Mokonuiarangi Chong an...

The shooting in Kaiapoi left the son of a Mongrel Mob leader seriously injured.

CORRECTIONS/SUPPLIED One of the Urban Kai Networks five farms at Rimutaka Prison. Common Unity founder Julia Milne co-ordinates the project, which produces meals for children at four schools and for Womens Refuge. More than 30 inmates, seven charity staff and a base of 300 volunteers harvest the crops, which are made into meals at their community kitchen and base, the ReMakery, in the Lower Hutt suburb of Fairfield, and distributed around the community to at least four schools and Womens Refug...

Ombudsman's August 2020 report found some conditions failed to meet minimum UN standards.

Prison chaos: A riotous history of New Zealand jails 3 Jan, 2021 05:17 AM 5 minutes to read Waikeria Prison rioters surrender after six-day stand-off; jail conditions not reason for unrest, says Kelvin Davis. Waikeria Prison rioters surrender after six-day stand-off; jail conditions not reason for unrest, says Kelvin Davis. Prison reform groups and inmate advocates call it a protest. Authorities are more likely to call it a riot. Either way, this weeks mayhem at Waikeria Prison was the most pro...

Ombudsman's August 2020 report found some conditions failed to meet minimum UN standards.

The 16 men rioting at Waikeria Prison gave themselves up peacefully at 12.37pm today, Corrections Minister Kelvin Davis says. They received food and water

On Sunday night, police said they had arrested a 31-year-old man and charged him with murder. The man was granted interim name suppression when he appeared in the Christchurch District Court on Monday. Jon Hicks Police investigating the death of a man raided the South Island headquarters of the Mongols MC bikie gang on Friday. He did not enter a plea and was remanded in custody to appear in court again on February 4. A 41-year-old man, believed to be linked to the Mongols, was arrested on S...