
Man loses name suppression bid over Snapchat of sex with underage girl
His father was worried about the humiliation that would follow his son being named.
His father was worried about the humiliation that would follow his son being named.
Edmond Apanui will receive compensation for 'significant procedural failure' by police.
Kath and Ron Cronin-Lampe were awarded damages after dealing with 32 deaths.
He asked his flatmate why he had been 'tracking' him before launching the frenzied attack.
'You've got to grab them by the short and curlies,' a defiant Tamihere says.
Court of Appeal finds a miscarriage of justice but won't quash his murder conviction.
How Tamihere owes his case being reviewed again, decades later, to the 'jailhouse lawyer'.
At 22, Danielle Gare was drugged and assaulted at Mama Hooch. Now 28, she bravely shares her journey to inspire others. Video / Carson Bluck
Government to review employee/contractor distinction while the law is tested in court.
Law and order will be the Government's focus.
The man argued it wasn't relationship property because he had inherited the house.
Court of Appeal case to set legal precedents for banking sector.
The Court of Appeal has upheld his conviction.
Kevin Moore has been illegally occupying Māori coastal land for the past 11 years.
The complainant told police she did not want to pursue a second trial.
It's the final day of the convicted double murderer's second appeal.
Wallace at one point asked police if they were trying to lay the murders on him.
Watson's lawyer: Police concertedly and repeatedly used suggestive practices to secure ID.
Witnesses helped identify the man last seen with Ben Smart and Oliva Hope.
He was convicted of killing Ben Smart and Olivia Hope on New Year's Eve in 1997.
Scott Thompson raped a woman hours after beating her. Now he's appealing his conviction.
The final ruling follows High Court and Court of Appeal decisions.
The convicted child sex offender has challenged rules against sex in the treatment unit.
The Government is weighing up whether to appeal a ruling that a minister can be summoned.
Officials considered her a troublesome inmate. But it wasn't retribution, they insisted.
He told the Court of Appeal they had no power over him. The justices disagreed.
Justice David Collins points to early miscarriages of justice in colonial New Zealand.
OPINION: Judges get long periods of time off and travel paid for by the state.
Lawyers wanted the Supreme Court to hear his case but it has declined.
He was told feature complied with rules around the fencing of pools. Then it didn't.