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Ismael Mitai has been sentenced to jail after causing the death of a New Plymouth man.
The double-killer wanted bail to prepare his final appeal challenge.
Woman says her time in a welfare residence has affected her life ever since.
Messy bond revealed between Nurse 'Ms R' and prisoner 'Mr H'.
Parole declined for man who killed seven people in 90s massacre.
Man who raped Tinder date has been refused parole again and will stay in jail until 2022.
Stephen Henare is banned from engaging in the affairs of any business, trust or company.
It was described as one of the most egregious bankruptcy cases ever before the courts.
Kiwi UFC coach Eugene Bareman has made a personal appeal to Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern.
Forex Brokers Limited director Russell Maher says he won't handle people's money again.
He's been given one final chance after a "steep learning curve".
Rehabilitation not happening til very late in the sentence, says board.
Man who raped Chch woman on Tinder date granted parole, then has release revoked
'That guy didn't deserve it,' killer Tristan Locke told cops.
Victim 'adamantly opposed' to release.
Kerry Ratana has accepted his offending and now wants treatment, Parole Board hears.
Since being jailed, the 80-year-old has not undergone treatment.
Stephen Henare and his sister virtually bled a trust helping underprivileged people dry.
A convicted fraudster and sex offender has skipped the country while facing fresh charges
The convicted drug smuggler entered NZ 18 years ago under an assumed name.
Kiwis who have lived in Australian detention centres say they would rather be in jail.
Two men have been sentenced for the attack.
Kristine Johnston speaks about the murder of her son Shannon McComb 17 years ago.
Murderer Timothy Taylor is to be released on parole 21 years after killing Lisa Blakie
Parole Board: "Your offending was absolutely prolific."
CYFS report says social workers should have seen 'vulnerable' baby within 24 to 48 hours.
Blair Tamihana is sincerely remorseful but has more work to do in prison, board hears.
The killer of a Timaru boy has been recalled to prison for a fifth time.
Three more Operation Notus offenders have been sentenced and another awaits his fate
Tired of the gang running the town, a constable wrote directly to the Police Commissioner.
Emilio Tanirau Whaanga headbutted man then went shopping while victim lay in carpark.
Matakaua Rouvi, 62, appeared to have unrealistic expectations about his release.
Leith Rex Ray is fighting a charge of threatening behaviour to a woman in Hamilton.