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Victims' fear as killer rapist seeks freedom

One of NZ's most notorious killers allegedly raped and abducted a girl, 14, in a previously unreported case before going on to commit murder.

Pregnant kidnap mum denied bail

Figures show parole system working

Parole Board admits Capill blunder

The Parole Board has had to apologise to convicted paedophile Graham Capill and his victims after it botched up details in a written decision denying him parole.

Rapist: 'Send me back to jail'

The rapist of a 75-year-old woman has walked into a police station waving an axe and begging to be sent back to jail.

Wife-bashing counsellor's name secrecy

A man who is now a marriage guidance counsellor threw his wife into a door frame, splitting her head open, then dragged her down the hall.

Fraud brings detention

Mother, daughter sentenced for fraud

Paedophile Capill denied parole

The Parole Board believes former Christian Heritage Party Leader Graham Capill is still a risk to the community.

Surgeon's wife wins sentence appeal

Christchurch earthquake: Victims struggling with aftermath

Victims of Saturday's earthquake share their stories of survival.

One bloody expensive car smash

Girl's savage beating recorded on mobile

The savage bashing and stomping of a 16-yr-old in Christchurch was recorded on a mobile so the video could be put on the net, a court hears.

<i>Tapu Misa:</i> Focus on victims could lead to injustice

<i>Editorial</i>: Crime victims hit again by cruel system

Drug-dealing lifer gets 20-year term

Car crash victim had drink drive history

Parole screening plan would spare victims