Judith Collins

The Police Minister Judith Collins has been with Len Snee's family today. Audio

Police Minister Judith Collins is heading to Napier this morning. Audio

More violence around the country has caused intense debate on the left and the right. Audio

The camera left at a Lower Hutt address in December was returned to police soon after but images from it were copied on to DVD. Audio

The documents we left behind during a raid on a Lower Hutt house. Audio

The government wants to legislate soon so private companies can bid for prison management contracts. We hear from Corrections Minister Judith Collins. Audio

Judith Collins talks about the status of her Ministry and her confidence in its Chief Executive. Audio

The Corrections Minister on the report into the way the Corrections Department has been handling offenders on parole. Audio

Labour says it will co-operate with the government if it wants to toughen up the laws to try to combat boy racers. Audio

Police want new powers to deal with an escalating boy racer problem. Audio

The Minister of Police says the shooting of Halatau Naitoko is an"absolute tragedy". Audio

The Police and Corrections Minister Judith Collins, and Kim Workman, of the organisation Rethinking Crime and Punishment. Audio

In a briefing to Judith Collins, the Department is forecasting more than 2-thousand extra prison beds will be needed. Audio

Corrections minister Judith Collins has asked her why a third of those doing community work failed to complete their sentences. Audio

At a conference in Wellington on illegal drugs, Australia's Project Stop is being touted as a big success. Audio

Beneficiary representatives and anti poverty groups are criticising National's benefits policy. Audio