
'Cruel' rapist who targeted sex workers jailed for 10 years
Corey Murfitt silenced one victim by pushing her underwear into her mouth.
Corey Murfitt silenced one victim by pushing her underwear into her mouth.
A judge said prison will set back his rehabilitation and he should be on home detention.
The artwork featured females in 'fairly provocative poses and dressed in very little'.
One of the victims was hit over the head while walking down Queen St.
Police had sought $1.6 million which they estimated Pink netted through gang life.
He says he took the gun off someone else because he was 'concerned about public safety'.
The woman, who still has name suppression, will be sentenced in May.
Workplace accident ended young man's dream of playing sport overseas.
'I used to think custody battles were the worst, until I presided over estate disputes.'
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She maintains the boy injured himself when he tripped with a hot pot of pasta.
The victim was already writhing in pain on the ground, having been hit by their car.
Former barrister Christopher Harder claims Pike River truths have never emerged.
'I’m a little bit of a stunned mullet,' he told the Herald after learning of the reversal.
A manslaughter trial is slated for August.
Sharon Irwin's arm was broken in two places by the maximum security inmate.
Her lawyers argued online cancel culture would cause extreme hardship.
Benny Haerewa served 12 years for killing his partner's son in Hawke's Bay in 1999.
Police later found rap lyrics on the teen's phone in which he bragged about the killing.
Connor Whitehead, 16, was shot dead at a party in Christchurch in 2021.
The landlord was left thousands out of pocket, the Tenancy Tribunal heard.
McKelvy doesn't want to face a Texas jury in a US federal prosecution.
Jurors didn't buy her self-defence claim, and neither did the judge today at sentencing.
An IPCA investigation found the officer kneeled on an offender's neck - police disagreed.
Not guilty plea entered by man accused of murder by stabbing or cutting.
The man said he felt 'helpless' and 'pressured' into signing the marriage contract.
Victim David Kuka was 'simply in the wrong place at the wrong time', a judge says.
Jurors found the young mother guilty in September of a stabbing frenzy.
One report will explore whether she was legally insane at the time of the alleged killing.
The High Court ruled the money was "tainted property" obtained by criminal means.