'For Māori, by Māori': Govt's new prisoner rehabilitation scheme launches
A complete kaupapa Māori approach will be introduced for the first time.
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Ex-inmate 'forced to defecate in front of guards, repeatedly strip-searched'
Peter Rerekura claims he was targeted because he had other legal action pending.
Murderer doctor's death sparks review of courts communications with prisons
Death of killer Dunedin doctor Venod Skantha has forced a review at correction facilities.
Hawke's Bay prison inmates to defend kapa haka title
All 18 prisons in New Zealand will be invited to perform kapa haka for judges.
Rapist jailed for 15 years - Crown to appeal for longer sentence
Crown argued preventive detention should be imposed; rapist sentenced to 15 years' jail.
Rawiri Waititi: We all have (civil) rights
OPINION: Minister of Corrections should acknowledge his CEO misled him and the public.
Waikeria Prison protesters file civil rights claims
'We will not allow them to hide behind this racist system ... keeps Māori at the bottom.'
Paremoremo stabbing: Victim serious but stable; investigation ongoing
The prisoner was initially critically injured but has improved slightly overnight.
Judge tells mistreated prisoner 'you have suffered enough'
Mihi Bassett attempted suicide after she was subjected to 'cruel, degrading' treatment.
Corrections Minister orders urgent overhaul, review of women's prisons
Corrections under scrutiny after accusations of 'cruel and inhumane' treatment.
RSA triple killer William Bell loses appeal after alleged hostage plan
William Bell loses appeal after alleged plan to take female prison guard hostage.
Women prisoners: 'Hear our voices'
Opinion: Incarcerated women are among the most disadvantaged in our society.
Woman dies at Auckland women's prison in Wiri
Death due to 'natural causes as a result of a pre-existing medical condition' - jail boss.
Prison within a prison: Secret $3m unit to hold Christchurch mosque shooter
Mosque shooter and two violent criminals are locked up in a "prison within a prison".
Schizophrenic man who tried to kiss woman 'should not stay a minute more in prison', Supreme Court told
In 2016, Fitzgerald grabbed a woman on Cuba Street and tried to kiss her.
'Degrading and inhumane': Judge slams treatment at women's prison
Corrections at Auckland Woman's Prison broke its own rules and regulations multiple times.
'Like nothing on Earth': Homeless at 9, jailed at 16 - teen's Rangipo Prison horror
He believes his life has been set back at least 30 years by the way he was treated.
Covid 19 coronavirus: Federal executions likely a superspreader
70 per cent of death row inmates were sick with Covid towards the end of Trump's reign.
Waikeria prison riot accused keep name suppression
The group of 17 face a raft of charges.
Waikeria facing phone faults
Waikeria reviews given deadlines, but concerns raised about impartiality.
Domestic violence case shows deep flaws of justice system, say advocates
Prison sentence overturned in the hope it would limit gang influence on teen.
Herald journalist's book banned from prisons
Inmate gearing up to fight Corrections over the decision.
Trump administration carries out 13th and final execution
No president in more than 120 years has overseen as many federal executions.
Former lawyer and 'architect' of gang's money laundering scheme denied parole
Andrew Simpson had been a 'significant player' in the operation.
Prison rampage aftermath: Inmate numbers jump
Muster numbers jump at a bad time, but some long-delayed beds might finally be ready soon.
Former jailhouse lawyer Arthur Taylor to be released from prison
The high-profile Dunedin inmate cleared his first hurdle to freedom on Thursday.
Waikeria riot reverberates as dust settles and clean-up bill looms
Hostage expert's call for impartial review wins support after Waikeria prison chaos.
What was it like inside Waikeria Prison before the riot?
Waikeria Prison opened in 1911 near Te Awamutu.
Focus: Waikeria Prison 'destroyed' after six day riot
The top jail has been completely destroyed and can no longer be used, Corrections Minister Kelvin Davis said. Video / Brett Phibbs / Mark Coote
Prison chaos: Waikeria riot biggest in decades
Waikeria's jail unrest was prolonged, but resolved peacefully - unlike some past riots.
Waikeria uprising: Prisoners were terrified as roof 'dripped down'
'They could literally see the whole prison burning around them.'
Prison riot - 'There is no excuse for the things these men have done'
Ombudsman's August 2020 report found some conditions failed to meet minimum UN standards.
'Committing 'reckless criminal acts': Davis reveals Waikeria siege details
Davis said prisoners put Corrections staff and emergency services in danger.