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Not guilty plea entered on behalf of man accused of fatal stabbing in Panmure
John Tofu Ioane, 52, died in Panmure on August 23.
John Tofu Ioane, 52, died in Panmure on August 23.
Two-year-old Arapera Moana Aroha Fia died at Starship Children's Hospital on October 31.
Robert James Hart, 40, was shot to death while on a driveway in New Lynn.
Olivia Hope and Ben Smart's bodies were never found.
Gambian butcher Sainey Marong launches legal action from behind bars.
SIS and police intelligence files on Auckland mall attacker released under OIA.
Connor Whitehead was shot dead outside a party earlier this month.
Court showdown the final stage of a months-long battle to get the data.
Cultural background persuades Court of Appeal to slash cocaine smuggler's sentence.
Darkie Cable received a sentence of life imprisonment for murdering his partner.
Armed officers swarmed house and found man hiding in garage.
Leonard Cave was hired at Dilworth in 1975 to run the Auckland school's music department.
Peter Dong Hae Kim and Sam Edmands pleaded guilty today.
Both men have pleaded not guilty to the charge.
The 16-year-old Whitehead was an innocent bystander at a Christchurch party.
Corrdon Femitiai Vailoa Esera, 31, has pleaded not guilty to the murder charge.
Four aviation security workers did not wish to be vaccinated and were dismissed.
Connor Whitehead, 16, innocent victim of shooting at teenage party.
Mayur Masand said he temporarily left New Zealand to look after his own mental health.
Cherylene Lawrence, 49, sentenced to six and a half years for the murder of her daughter.
More than one year after fatal fire, murder-accused Sean Andrew Hayde loses suppression.
Judge outlines how old gangster and wannabe patch came together to kill innocent man.
Ex-NZ First leader wins review of case which raised issues of parliamentary privilege.
The body of Michael McGrath has never been found.
Ear-bite and handcuff-attack inmate was first to reach infamous jail sentence milestone.
Their trial is set for October next year.
Auckland property developer banned from being a director over $860,000 earthworks bill.
Crown appealed original sentence after feeling it was too lenient.
Auckland entrepreneur Murray Bolton, 73, took his case to the High Court at Auckland.
Charge dismissed in case with similarities to Teina Pora.