The culture is so bad staff are "pulling sickies" as they hate being at work.

His clandestine factory produced a nationwide supply of 'Pink Porsche' ecstasy tablets.

Barry Madden preyed on three children for more than three decades.

Cafe operator misappropriated payroll taxes, claimed benefits.

It is understood the victim required emergency surgery following the attack.

The woman now suffers from flashbacks, while the schoolgirl has become withdrawn.

"Why don't you just let me kill you instead," he told the boy. "Let me have that joy."

He raped the teen three times and had his associates film part of the act.

'I am easily triggered, unfortunately.'

Former cabin crew member says Air NZ 'abused its privilege' in fight over compo.

Stephen Wayne Beattie hid phone in girl's bedroom to make videos of her.

Teina Pickering was found dead on a Ruakākā road in October last year.

A judge says the tragedy was characterised by impulsiveness and recklessness.

Anthony Pearce, who also stabbed a man in the neck, has argued against his sentence.

He was caught with thousands of images and videos of child exploitation material.

“This just has to stop," the judge said as she reviewed his long history of causing havoc.

Stephen Elliot was originally jailed for assaulting them in a Salvation Army store.

One of the victims has moved away, still fearful of the Black Power associates.

'Powerful evidence' presented to High Court, judgment says.

Wild West-themed Cowboy Paradise owner denies secret drugs operation.

The council ticketed the man for parking a car and trailer over a driveway.

Attacker waited for her victim to return home, then stabbed her in the back.

The man then held a knife to the woman's torso when she called the police.

Police raided Wild West-themed property in 2019.

At least one of the victims was aged 12 or younger at the time of the offending.

A bystander said the inmates 'looked pretty happy' as they emerged from the prison van.

Accused argued he was clearing a fallen tree – but a judge didn't buy it.

Police say the consequences for the men accused were significant.

Keely-Shaye Albert had never held a licence and was driving on a private road.

'If arrested, it is what it is' were the final words in the note stored on his phone.