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Crime and safety in NZ: This debate is going round and round in circles - Max Harris

OPINION: If we agree prisons are ineffective for rehabilitation, what is the solution?

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Collins and Bridges: MP disputes should allow some natural justice

Analysis - In the wake of the National Party's unceremonious toppling of leader Judith Collins, former ministerial adviser Brigitte Morten argues the case for utilising natural justice in party discipline.

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New Zealand Opposition Leader Rolled After Move to Demote MP Backfires

New Zealand’s (NZ) National Party has voted to oust current opposition leader Judith Collins following a three-hour emergency ...

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Killer quake: Sir John Key reflects on NZ's "darkest day"


Killer quake: Sir John Key reflects on NZ's "darkest day"
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Sir John Key was Prime Minister when his hometown, Christchurch, was devastated in the February 22, 2011 earthquake. He was dropped into the still shaking, cracked chaos of "New Zealand's darkest day". Ten years on,
he reflects on those horrific first 24 hours, and how a rebuilt Garden City could become our own Silicon Valley. Kurt Bayer reports.
The meeting, high on the ninth floor of the Beehive paused to ride out the shaking. Everyone stopped talking, looking at each other. Once it stopped, discussion resumed.
But moments later, Prime Minister John Key's trusty chief of staff Wayne Eagleson stuck his head in the door.

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Waikeria – dignity and respect still missing 38 years later


I spent four days as a sentenced prisoner at Waikeria Prison in 1983* and while four days isn’t enough for a deep insight into how a prison institution runs, it was plenty of time to see and experience the values which underpin its operation.
From the time you arrive to be strip searched and have your clothes taken to be replaced by wholly inadequate and ill-fitting prison garb – an orange T-shirt and light-weight denim jacket along with open-toed sandals in the middle of a Waikato winter – it is clear you are something other than human. I was kept in my cell for 23 hours each day and allowed out into a small exercise yard – about 6m by 3m for an hour a day. An hour spent walking up and down waiting for the sun to creep down the wall so I could defrost my toes and warm my body.

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