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Some offenders are having to go to prison because they do not live in an area where there is a good enough signal for electronic monitoring.

A soldier whose platoon leader had an affair with his partner turned to taking drugs, then dealing them, to cope.

Jeremy Boyd challenged his indecent assault conviction, but the Court Martial Appeal Court backed the decision to dismiss him from the military.

Explainer - With IS-linked former Australian Suhayra Aden set to arrive in New Zealand, security - for New Zealanders at large as well as her family - has been "front of mind" for the government. The Terrorism Suppression (Control Orders) Act - which took effect in December 2019, is a law which allows courts and police to place restrictions on people who may have been involved in terrorist-related activity overseas. So what's the deal? How would it protect people and what does it mean? RNZ is here to clear it all up. Photo: RNZ / Vinay Ranchhod How it works The 2019 law was prompted by fears ...

These 10 Dallas chefs are the rising stars of the restaurant scene This dish has momentum. Courtesy photo The time has come for the return of the CultureMap Tastemaker Awards, our annual culinary celebration, making its comeback with our signature in-person tasting event and awards program. The Tastemaker Awards spotlights the top talent in Dallas-Fort Worth's restaurant and bar communities, as determined by their peers. This is the first installment of our special editorial series in which we'll go over all of the nominees. It culminates in a party at Fashion Industry Gallery on August ...