The Minister of Corrections has once again come under fire, this time over the raids on Head Hunters gang members this morning. Labour is asking, how did prisoners break the law from inside?
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Push for iwi administration of public prisons
Hemana Waaka, a Former Cultural Advisor of Mount Eden Prison says that iwi have the ability to administer public prisons and iwi like Ngāpuhi, as well as the collective iwi of the Auckland District and Ngāti Kahungunu, can provide managerial control over prisons within their districts.
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Update from Parliament on Serco and Te Reo speech
Serco's performance across the board needs to improve and they are on notice. This from Corrections Minister Peseta Sam Lotu-Iiga following his meeting with the company's executives this morning.
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NewsMinister to meet with Serco
Minister of Corrections Sam Lotu-Iiga will be meeting with Serco bosses today, and will no doubt be addressing the allegations of fight clubs and alcohol consumption in Mount Eden Prison.
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Sparks continue to fly over prison debate
The debate surrounding the issues within Mount Eden prison has sparked up once again today. This follows from the heated exchange between Labour's Kelvin Davis and the Minister of Corrections in the House yesterday.
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Correction Minister claims Mt Eden is NZ's highest performing prison
The content of a Select Committee meeting with Corrections has been given exclusively to Te Kāea and shows concerns about inmate fighting at Mount Eden Prison were raised previously.
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Kelvin Davis accuses Minister of Corrections of lying
"The Minister of Corrections is lying." That's the claim of Labour's corrections spokesperson Kelvin Davis after the Minister insisted that he was not made aware of fight clubs within prisons until last week.
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New prison opens in South Auckland
Auckland South Corrections Facility is the new prison that opened today in Wiri, South Auckland.
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TWoA joins with Department of Corrections to launch Te Waharoa
Te Wānanga o Aotearoa has joined forces with the Department of Corrections to educate Māori prisoners and reduce Māori reoffending. Their goal is to slash the reoffending rates by more than a third by 2017 through their new programme, Te Waharoa.
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Corrections Department persevere to lower recidivism rate
Of almost 9000 prisoners, over half are Māori, and keeping them from returning to prison is proving to be a challenge for Corrections Department in achieving its 25% reduction in re-offending.
