'Oh my god:' Neighbour’s shock at seeing toddler gasping for breath in alleged killer's arms
'I was just like, ‘oh my God’... she looked dead.'
'I was just like, ‘oh my God’... she looked dead.'
The Auckland eye surgeon is accused of having strangled his wife in their Remuera home.
The Auckland eye surgeon is accused of having strangled his wife and staged a suicide.
'We do not seek revenge.' A father's emotional message to his son's killers.
The trial has entered day three.
Sadie-Leigh Gardner died from inoperable and unsurvivable head injuries in 2019.
Prosecutors say the surgeon strangled his wife but tried to pass it as a suicide.
A summary of day two of the Philip Polkinghorne trial. Video / NZ Herald
“Your offending was triggered by bullying" the judge said he was jailed for manslaughter.
Police looked for 'buried money' but it meant the cash had been spent on renovations.
The Crown alleged a 'double life', but the defence said open relationship was consensual.
Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Whātua is at the High court to contest an Environment Court decision to grant resource consent for a mega-dump north of Auckland. Video / Te Ao Māori News
Sadie-Leigh died in March 2019 after she was found to have unsurvivable brain injuries.
The Crown alleged a 'double life', the defence said the open relationship was consensual.
He is accused of having killed wife Pauline Hanna in 2021.
Levonne Kaye Wensor, 48, was found dead at her New Plymouth home in February 2022.
A jury has been chosen for the high-profile six-week trial.
The 'serial' abuse victim had steel plates in her face after another man stomped her head.
The justices also rejected her bid for a reduced sentence.
The owner only had $25,000 left to pay on his mortgage.
His father was worried about the humiliation that would follow his son being named.
Nicho Waipuka's reason for the fatal beating was that he was 'just young, I guess'.
The victim's toes were squeezed so hard with pliers, he feared they would 'pop off'.
The defence says there's another man who has escaped blame all these years.
He asked his flatmate why he had been 'tracking' him before launching the frenzied attack.
Court case was in the public interest - campaigners says costs ruling 'really unfair'.
'When I left for work that day everything was good.'
Police: 'She’s shown a tremendous amount of courage to come forward and make a complaint.'
He became enraged when he saw the stranger holding his son's hand.
It comes as orders to treat more of the city's supplies are considered.