Honeymoon killer could be out of jail next year
A man found guilty after killing his wife on their belated honeymoon has been sentenced.
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Man found not guilty of father-in-law's manslaughter
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Whenuapai knife killing: Not guilty of murder
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Jurors return to High Court murder trial after month long pause for Covid-19 lockdown
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Men accused of Jellicoe Park murder can now be named
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Mall attacker released into community from special unit built for mosque terrorist.
Man set son on fire, admits attempted murder charge
A Bowentown father has admitted attempting to murder his son after setting him on fire.
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Both of the man's accusers had already testified before the lockdown.