Bain says no to all interviews
David Bain is on the receiving end of a beatup to snare television ratings as he tries to get on with a normal life, long-time supporter Joe Karam says.
Bain retrial
TV show leads to retrial question
TV show leads to retrial question
Even if it were proved a defence witness had committed perjury in the Bain retrial, this would not be sufficiently compelling to order a further retrial, an Otago academic says.
Bain, Cullen families angry David failed to defend family
Bain, Cullen families angry David failed to defend family
The wider Bain and Cullen families are angry David Bain did not defend his family's reputation, disappointed with the jury at his retrial, and believe the prosecution case hit on the truth of the matter.
Group fights Bain compo bid
Group fights Bain compo bid
A group of people who believe David Bain killed his family are launching a fight to prevent him getting any compensation or inheritance money.
Bain wants murder weapon back
Bain wants murder weapon back
David Bain reportedly wants the rifle he was accused of using to kill his parents and three siblings in Dunedin in 1994.
Airline could do more for Dunedin
Airline could do more for Dunedin
Air New Zealand's plans to offer special student standby flights from Dunedin was good for students, but the airline could still be doing more for the city, a civic leader says.
Bain flies to UK seeking anonymity
Bain flies to UK seeking anonymity
David Bain flew out of New Zealand at the weekend headed for his OE and the anonymity of the United Kingdom.
Karam's Bain book delayed
Karam's Bain book delayed
Joe Karam's new book on the David Bain retrial has been delayed and will not be out until next year, HarperCollins Publishers announced today.
Bain to repay some of legal aid bill
Bain to repay some of legal aid bill
David Bain has to repay some of his multi-million dollar legal aid bill, the Legal Services Agency has confirmed.
Bain must repay some of legal aid bill
Bain must repay some of legal aid bill
Money David Bain receives from interviews does not have to go towards paying for his legal aid, but Legal Aid Services today confirmed he does have to repay some of his multi-million dollar legal aid bill.
Bain will not have to repay
Bain will not have to repay
David Bain will not have to pay back legal aid with his earnings from interviews or any other money he might come into.
David Bain reveals prison beatings
David Bain reveals prison beatings
David Bain was beaten and severely depressed at times during his time in jail for killing five of his family members, he has revealed to a magazine.
No new inquests into Bain deaths
No new inquests into Bain deaths
New inquests will not be held into the deaths of the Bain family in Dunedin in 1994 unless someone requests them and the solicitor-general or the High Court grants that request, it was announced yesterday.
No new Bain inquest unless ordered
No new Bain inquest unless ordered
There will be no further inquest into the deaths of five members of the Bain family in 1994 unless ordered by the Solicitor-General or the High Court.
Bain 111 tape claim: 'I shot the prick'
Bain 111 tape claim: 'I shot the prick'
Suppression has been lifted on a claim that David Bain's 111 ambulance call on the day of the murders of five members of his family contained an admission that he had shot someone.
Question as Bain evidence released
Question as Bain evidence released
An Otago law professor is surprised direct evidence alleging David Bain had plans to use his paper round as an alibi for committing a crime was not allowed to go before the jury when evidence verging on hearsay and detrimental to Robin and Laniet Bain was.
Bain case cost Crown Law $1.2m
Bain case cost Crown Law $1.2m
The David Bain prosecution cost Crown Law $1.2 million, MPs were told today.
Karam to write new Bain book
Karam to write new Bain book
Joe Karam, the former All Black turned author and tireless campaigner for David Bain, will write a new book on the Bain retrial and its aftermath, HarperCollins Publishers announced today.
Support for Bain drops sharply
Support for Bain drops sharply
Reports of jury misbehaviour and of evidence suppressed and not presented in court appears to have eroded support amongst New Zealanders who believe David Bain is not guilty of murdering his family.
Bain poll result not surprising, Karam says
Bain poll result not surprising, Karam says
Fewer people are sure David Bain is not guilty of murdering his family, a new poll reveals, but Joe Karam says the result is "hardly surprising" given the "plethora of ill-informed comment" circulated in the past fortnight.