
Skinner guilty of murdering policeman
John Skinner, 38, and Iain Clegg, 36, denied murdering Sergeant Don Wilkinson and attempting to murder another police officer.
John Skinner, 38, and Iain Clegg, 36, denied murdering Sergeant Don Wilkinson and attempting to murder another police officer.
Eric Smail was drunk and in an "angry, pessimistic state" on the night he killed his paralysed friend, a psychiatrist told court today.
Dev Sangha glared at the suspected killer of his wife as the two saw each other for the first time since Ravneet Sangha's death.
The jury will continue deliberating the fate of the men accused of killing undercover police officer Sergeant Don Wilkinson in the morning.
The man accused of killing Ravneet Sangha can be named for the first time.
Eight months ago, Christine DeVaux was studying medicine in Auckland - now the 38-year-old American is in custody in the US.
The New Zealand medical student accused of attacking a pregnant woman with a Taser in the United States was a good student, say sources.
Eric Neil Smail is accused of killing the paralysed friend for whom he acted as a caregiver.
A witness to a bridge-swinging event where an 18-year-old student fell to her death broke down in tears while giving evidence in court today.
A toddler who died after receiving a serious head injury had a skull which looked like "smashed glass", a court has heard.
A man accused of murdering Kiko Jiayi Li was known to the family as one her best friends, and they tried to contact him after she vanished.
Dev Sangha left his wife and child in the safe care of a man who has been charged with murder, a friend said yesterday.
A NZ medical student who used a Taser to shock a nine-month pregnant woman, causing her to go into labour, has been charged with attempted first-degree murder in the US.
A NZ medical student who used a Taser to repeatedly shock a woman nearly nine months pregnant has been charged with attempted first-degree murder in the US.
Two men accused of killing an undercover cop were fit, young men who decided to take the law into their own hands, a court hears.