Gangs
Police apologise to gang researcher
The police have apologised to a leading gang researcher after they blocked him from getting basic data. Audio
Leading gang researcher gets apology from police
A leading researcher has had an apology from the police, after they denied him access to basic data because of his links with gangs. Audio
Car might hold clues into fatal crash
A blue car which police have been looking for in connection with a crash that killed three Mongrel Mob members has been found.
Gang leader calls for calm after crash
A gang leader is putting out a call to Mongrel Mob and Black Power members to keep the peace, after a car crash killed three Mongrel Mob members. Audio
Car retrieved after fatal Mohaka River crash
An Air Force helicopter has successfully hoisted a car that plunged down a bank into the Mohaka River, killing three Mongrel Mob members. Audio
Australian gang culture influenced by NZ counterparts
Victoria Police Detective Superintendent Patrick Boyle has spoken to 43 police officers, including one from New Zealand and one from the UK about their direct dealings with gang members in Melbourne… Audio
Maori and Pacific Island men taking gangster stories to Oz
Maori and Pacific Island young men visiting this country from Australia are taking gangster stories back with them and making the street gangs there worse. Audio
Gangs running windscreen washer operations in Christchurch
The police say a growing number of windscreen washers at Christchurch intersections are being run by gangs and they want authority from the city council to seize their gear and prosecute them. Audio
Man who killed Connor Morris admits swinging a sickle
The man who killed a gang member's son has recounted the moment he closed his eyes and swung a sickle at him, in order to protect his younger brother. Audio
Youth organisation inspires into its tenth year
A community organisation set up to tackle the rising number of young people in gangs and committing crimes is growing. Audio
Spiritual Outlook for 14 December 2014 - Riding for Redemption
Sonia Sly meets members of The Redeemed Motorcycle Ministry, including founding member Amos Perese Ale, female rider Ni Te Pou, and Rotorua-based William Rudolf whose contrasting perspectives and… Audio
Mongrel Mob presence being felt in Marlborough
Marlborough residents are worried seasonal work is luring members of the Mongrel Mob to their region. And despite the arrests of Mob gang members last year, locals are still not happy. Audio
Jarrod Gilbert : gangs
Lead researcher at Independent Research Solutions who spent ten years researching his new book, Patched : the History of Gangs in New Zealand. Audio
Insight Sunday 27 January 2008: Gangs
Insight looks at whether new legislation will do anything to stop gang violence. Audio