From supermarket rat infestations, to job cuts, a hīkoi, and the Marokopa man who continues to evade police - here are some ...

Rat infestation results in supermarket closure. An infestation of rats at a Dunedin supermarket prompted an investigation by ...

PUTRAJAYA: Former Malaysian prime minister Najib Razak’s house arrest appeal bid will have to be heard at the High Court, the Court of Appeal ruled on Monday (Jan 6). The High Court had in July ...

Najib Razak’s house arrest saga has pulled political rivals Umno and main opposition party Pas closer, after the parties vowed to rally next week in solidarity with the jailed former prime ...

Former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak stepped up efforts to serve the rest of his prison sentence for corruption at home, submitting to a court in Putrajaya what he says is a copy of a royal ...

A provincial court judge in Prince George refused Monday, Dec. 30 to hear an application to convert a man’s house arrest sentence to a curfew. Defence lawyer Liam Cooper and Crown prosecutor ...

The local police station officers arrested a 47-year-old from Avellino, following repeated violations of the conditions imposed during house arrest. He is now in the Sant'Angelo dei Lombardi prison.

Monday's ruling means that the case will go back to the High Court, where the decree could be introduced as evidence to bolster Najib's bid to be placed under house arrest. Najib was tried and ...

KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 30 - Malaysia's attorney-general's office said all petitions for prisoners in Malaysia to serve their sentences under house arrest, including jailed former Prime Minister Najib ...

The Attorney-General’s Chambers (AGC)’s clarification yesterday that Najib Abdul Razak’s bid for house arrest must go through the Pardons Board has ignited strong reactions among Umno leaders.

An attorney for Alon Alexander made his final pleas to a federal judge Friday morning, requesting he be let out on house arrest. Criminal defense lawyer Howard Srebnick’s arguments hinged on ...

The Malaysian government has refuted claims that it had concealed a royal addendum to deny jailed former prime minister Najib Razak of a house arrest. This comes after the appellate court accepted ...