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The businessman claims innocence and will again seek bail ahead of a conviction challenge.
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Attack took place after members of different gangs were placed together in prison yard.
Lawyers argue convicted fraudster's KiwiSaver funds should be seized
Former Ministry of Transport senior manager stole $750,000 from the organisation.
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Two people have been charged 16 months after a 4-year-old boy was seriously injured
Security guard held up at gunpoint in aggravated robbery
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Driver who hit six cars, police dog in wild chase had just been bailed
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Prisoner appeals deportation to Samoa
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Stevedore part of plot to smuggle hundreds of kilos of cocaine into NZ
A stevedore is accused of being part of a plot to import cocaine into New Zealand.
Car stolen after WOF inspector left it unattended with keys inside
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'Hate crime': Māori Party files IPCA complaint over racist threat
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Invercargill beheading: Father called for help 40 times before grisly killing
Joseph Boyle was found not guilty by reason of insanity of the murder of his stepbrother.
Death in a recliner chair: No working stove, rats in home, court hears
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Filmmaker appeals landmark drone sentence
Ashley Pitman was fined $1000 after his drone collided with a trainee paraglider.
Taranaki police officers' trial: Accused, witnesses won't be called
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Great white shark meat seized in Tauranga
Great white sharks are protected under the Wildlife Act 1953.
Alleged supermarket stabber's identity still suppressed
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Taranaki police officers trial: Ambulance could have saved life - specialist
Three Taranaki police officers are on trial charged with the manslaughter of Allen Ball.
Man killed and decapitated flatmate, court told
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Cyber attack: Waikato health chief says IT fix edging closer
Waikato DHB boss gives an update on how it is faring after a serious cyber attack.
Wife faked separation from husband to receive carer payments
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Jarrod Gilbert: Why I applaud Don Brash for working with gangs
Jarrod Gilbert on why working with gangs makes sense.
Doggone it: Since the nose doesn't know pot is now legal, K-9s retire
Drug-sniffing police dogs from around the US are being forced into early retirement.
Death threats: Man arrested over messages to National MP
A man has been arrested over alleged threats to MP Simeon Brown.
40 warning signs: MI5's failings before London Bridge terror attack
Usman Khan's life was dedicated to violent jihad but dozens of warning signs were ignored.
Remains of 215 indigenous children found buried in Canadian church school
The school was set up by the Roman Catholic church in 1890, and was closed in 1969.
Fiji sea rescue, beheading claims: Navy call off search for missing fishing crew
Mystery still surrounds the decision of some crew to jump overboard.
Bill Cosby refuses sex offender programme, so is denied parole
Cosby refuses to acknowledge wrongdoing, even if it means serving full 10-year sentence.
Why are our defences so shaky? The Waikato DHB ransomware attack in 20 questions
New Zealand's cybersecurity crisis in 20 questions.
Dilworth victim: 'You can't tell me there wasn't a child abuse ring'
Dilworth tutor was in MacMurray House at same time as two others accused of abusing boys.
What Ron Brierley told police about images of naked children found on his devices
Details emerge after Brierley's guilty pleas to possessing child sex abuse material.