
Man jailed for lying during rape investigation says he panicked because he was expecting a baby
Daniel Laidlaw's victim says he 'only cares about himself'.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
The convicted murderer has complied with all parole conditions since his May release.
Nathan Fenton remains in jail for the 2006 murder of Mairina Dunn in Whangārei.
A High Court judge was dubious about the request: 'I can't just fiddle with a sentence.'
The board has released details of its decision to deny Wiremu Curtis parole last month.
Timothy Grass' victim and her mother are speaking publicly to warn other women and girls.
All three killers were on parole or under active Corrections monitoring.
The Parole Board says the offender remains a high risk.
In her memoir A Hymn to Life, the Frenchwoman rejects hatred and vengeance.
The Parole Board now allows Ian Dallison to live at his new Canterbury home.
Jack Hennessy duped pensioners out of $337,000 by posing as a police courier.
The killing happened in Sophie Elliott's Dunedin bedroom in January 2008.
Watson has been in prison for 27 years for the murders of Ben Smart and Olivia Hope.
The killing happened in Sophie Elliott's Dunedin bedroom in January 2008.
The Parole Board has decided if Raymond Ratima should be freed.
The killing happened in Sophie Elliott's Dunedin bedroom in January 2008.
Teenage tourist murderer Jahche Broughton denied parole for seventh time.
Sir Ron Young: 'I've probably seen more people convicted of murder than anyone else in NZ'
Some of Rotorua's most high-profile cases are revisited.
Haydn Christy violently took a woman from the streets in 2016 and sexually assaulted her.
Nai Yin Xue strangled his wife, then abandoned their daughter at a train station.
The Parole Board has lifted Mark Lundy’s curfew after six months of freedom.
Hoki Matete was the first woman to be given preventive detention for serious violence.
Victims outlined extensive harm they'd suffered, including losing retirement savings.
He asked to move back to Canterbury, where his judge partner still lives.
Plaintiffs are still coming forward more than 40 years after the alleged offences.
Lewis Blackburn strangled his ex-partner, then put her body inside a wooden chest.
Phillip John Smith used forbidden cellphones to invest and trade in cryptocurrencies.
Matthew Kinghorn recalled experiencing a 'cocktail of rage' when he ran the woman down.
Bronwyn Warwick’s prison diary exposes the day she became a killer – listen now.