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The number of prison incidents involving razor blades has more than halved since a clampdown on razor blades came into effect in May last year, Corrections Minister Judith Collins said.

A six-month Police drugs operation which culminated in raids on three suspected Christchurch clan labs will put a major dent in the local methamphetamine supply, Police Minister Judith Collins said

Veterans Affairs Minister Judith Collins has today honoured the veterans of D-Day on the 66^th anniversary of the Allied landings in Normandy, France.

A new Multi-Agency Centre in Counties-Manukau represents the commitment of the Government and community to providing support, care and justice to the victims of child abuse, Police Minister Judith

Good morning. It's a pleasure to be here at this unique moment in the history of Corrections in New Zealand.

Viv Rickard has been appointed the Deputy Commissioner of Police (Resource Management), Police Minister Judith Collins announced today. 

A prison capacity crisis has been averted, Corrections Minister Judith Collins said at the opening of New Zealand's first container cell unit today.

The Government has made available $2 million during the 2010/11 year for the rollout of audio visual links for court proceedings.

A Bill allowing Police staff to serve as members of local authorities was introduced to the House today by Police Minister Judith Collins.

The Government will give careful consideration to the Law Commission's report on the review of the War Pensions Act 1954, Veterans Affairs Minister Judith Collins said.

Acting Attorney-General Judith Collins has accepted the recommendation of the Judicial Conduct Commissioner to appoint a Judicial Conduct Panel to inquire further into the complaints against Justice Wilson.

Ms Collins has Acting Attorney-General responsibilities as they specifically relate to complaints concerning Justice Wilson.

The Judicial Conduct Panel will comprise Justice Randerson, previously the Chief High Court Judge and now a Judge of the Court of Appeal; Justice Winkelmann, the Chief High Court Judge; and Ms Beverley Wakem, the Chief Ombudsman. 

Veterans Affairs Minister Judith Collins has congratulated Lieutenant Colonel Morrie Stanley, MBE (retired), who today received an Australian Unit Citation for Gallantry during the battle of Long T

The Sentencing and Parole Reform Bill, which was today passed by Parliament, will ensure the worst repeat violent criminals have less chance to reoffend, Police Minister Judith Collins said.

The Whare Oranga Ake initiative, which will help prisoners re-integrate into society using a kaupapa Maori approach, is a common-sense step towards reducing high levels of Maori reoffending, Correc

Police Minister Judith Collins today praised the success of Crimestoppers - the 0800 telephone line and website where New Zealanders can provide anonymous information about crime.

Veterans' Affairs Minister Judith Collins today paid tribute to the Kiwi troops who fought at the battle of Crete, which began 69 years ago today.

The number of Police in New Zealand has grown by 350 in the past 18 months as the Government honours its promise to deploy 600 additional Police officers into frontline roles throughout the country

Funding of $69.3 million over the next four years will ensure there are enough prison beds to cope with the rising prison population, Corrections Minister Judith Collins says.

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Corrections Minister Judith Collins today welcomed the announcement that a new site for the Community Probation Services (CPS) Centre in Flaxmere had been found.

The joint Mt Eden-Auckland Central Remand Prison (ACRP) has been selected to be operated by a private contract manager, Corrections Minister Judith Collins said today.

Hon Judith Collins, who has Attorney-General responsibilities as they specifically relate to complaints concerning Justice Wilson, today issued a statement on the report of the Judicial Conduct Com

Tamatea's Community Constable now has a permanent base following the opening of the new Tamatea Community Police Station by Police Minister Judith Collins today.

Police Minister Judith Collins today paid tribute to Police Senior Constable Len Snee, "a good officer, a good friend and a good man" who was killed in the line of duty a year ago today.