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Corrections didn t give wrong information to Parole Board: review

A review has found that Corrections did not provide incorrect information to the Parole Board about a convicted rapist, two months before he.

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Corrections review refutes Parole Board claims over Juliana Herrera s murderer Joseph Brider s release

Corrections cancelled application for killer to stay at board's approved agency.

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Corrections Statement Into The Independent Review Into Advice Provided To Parole Board Regarding Joseph Brider

Jeremy Lightfoot, Chief Executive The murder of Juliana Bonilla Herrera was a tragic event, and our thoughts remain with Juliana’s family and loved ones. Corrections manages the most complex, dangerous people in New Zealand and we must always learn .

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Animal rights advocates use Animal Welfare Act to question legality of rodeo

The SAFE and NZALA groups believe a win in the High Court over a code of welfare may force the government to ban the entertainment sport.

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