Third accused in CBL fraud case has separate trial ordered
Former executives Peter Harris and Carden Mulholland were charged in late 2019.
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Shares trader behind $10m Ponzi scheme loses final appeal bid
Steven Robertson stole millions from his clients to fund a lavish lifestyle.
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Napier brothers guilty of manslaughter in Mob killing
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Supreme Court ends shareholders legal battle against Feltex Carpets directors
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Convicted fraudster, sex offender skips country while facing new charges
A convicted fraudster and sex offender has skipped the country while facing fresh charges
Sister of man beaten to death with cricket bat speaks of her loss
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Cricket bat killing: Sister says brutal actions tore her world apart
Sister of man brutally beaten to death with cricket bat says family will never heal.
Businessman who bribed public officials forfeits $3.5m, gets houses and vintage car back
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Cocaine 'catcher' accused, sailor to learn fate
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Dilworth School sex abuse investigation: Another alleged abuser named
Justice Neil Campbell declined Graeme Lindsay's application for ongoing name suppression.
Māngere Bridge murder trial: No bystander could save woman killed by car, court hears
Final evidence has been given in the trial of Soafa Niumagumagu.
Zhong murder accused keeps name suppressed
Elizabeth Zhong's alleged killer still cannot be named after new Auckland court hearing.
Derivatives trader admits anti-money laundering law breaches
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'Please believe them': Sexual abuse survivor says state labelled her a liar
Warning: Graphic content in this story might be distressing to some readers.
'Boat rage' man John Dixon leaves court
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Boys' homes taught repeat offender 'how to be sneakier, more violent and angrier'
A man who has spent 18 years of his life in prison says he learnt his trade in state care.
Man who ran global child sex abuse ring imprisoned for second time
John Hellewell told Probation he no longer felt pity or sadness for the abused children.
Sailor sauntered off ship with cocaine, Crown says
Foreign crew made a fast fortune funnelling drugs into New Zealand, jurors told.
Colin Craig's latest court loss - and a possible return to politics
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Cocaine trial trio have ecstasy charge tossed out
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Rich-lister's sentencing delayed over health fears
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Hamilton murder: Accused, 18, remanded for psychiatric assessment
The 18-year-old was remanded in custody without plea for a psychiatric report.