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300 phone calls in one day: Jailed man continued to pursue woman
Nathan Boulter has pleaded guilty to threatening to kill and breaching a protection order.
'I wanted to haunt him': The woman who stared down her brother's killer
Brent Bacon came to Dunedin for a fresh start in 2018. Within months, he was dead.
Rich-lister 'convinced' of winning any court case
The businessman said he was concerned about his reputation being damaged by false claims.
Joseph Parker named as sports star police linked to drug conspiracy
The Supreme Court ruled to publicly name the prominent sportsman this week.
Why Joseph Parker wasn't charged by police
Police have said there was not enough evidence to throw handcuffs on the sports star.
'Deeply disturbed': TVNZ kept quiet about paedophile cameraman
Broadcaster prepared a statement about the employee but kept quiet when no one asked.
RSA triple killer William Bell loses appeal after alleged hostage plan
William Bell loses appeal after alleged plan to take female prison guard hostage.
Rich-lister takes the stand in his own defence
Defence declares there are 'fundamental flaws' in the prosecutors' case.
Denver Chance's last recorded moments
Final fragments of Denver Chance's life relayed before alleged killer bought huge freezer.
Kiwi sports star who police linked to drug syndicate to be named tomorrow
'I have never been involved in the importation of class A drugs,' the sports star said.
Red Fox Tavern trial: What the unnamed accused told a prison mate
'He was paranoid about being wired. Rightly so as it turned out.'
Two years, 120 different profiles: Teen's relentless online attacks 'worst I've seen'
"The fact someone could get satisfaction from something so nasty is disturbing."
Murder trial: 'Best mate's' drug history mystery
'Most placid, mellow dude' ended up dead after suspected cocaine underworld entanglements.
Trelise Cooper burglary: Large amount of stolen clothing unrecovered
Trelise Cooper burglary defendant sports Yves Saint Laurent face mask in court.
Former CYF worker's lawyers say sex abuse allegations fabricated
Earl William Opetaia denies 26 charges relating to six teens, dating back to early 2000s.
Political figure aware of alleged attempt to pay-off complainant, court hears
A rich-lister on trial in the High Court claims he is the victim of blackmail.
Amaltal Fishing fined $27,000 for fishing in Marine Reserve
Amaltal, owned by Talley's Group, was convicted last year.
Poll: Most NZers support decriminalising cannabis
Helen Clark Foundation says there's a strong appetite for easing drug regulation.
Murder accused 'killed woman in a jealous rage'
Samuel Samson is charged with murdering Azalia Wilson at an Invercargill motel.
Axe murder trial: Accused says it was manslaughter not murder
Rydell Martin is fighting a murder charge after a fatal axe attack two years ago.
'Dangerous': Respected cop convicted for running two red lights at over 150km/h
Superintendent: 'The public rightly hold police officers to high standards.'
Prison within a prison: Secret $3m unit to hold Christchurch mosque shooter
Mosque shooter and two violent criminals are locked up in a "prison within a prison".
Whakaari/White Island eruption: 3 more defendants named
Three parties who did not identify themselves can now be revealed.
Name suppression for alleged bigamist to be decided
Bigamy - or marrying more than one person at a time - is an offence under the Crimes Act.
Derivatives firm director a 'gun for hire', says FMA
Pegasus Markets was earlier fined $200,000 for the breaches.
Fatal shooting: Not guilty of murder, guilty of manslaughter
The majority verdict was given in the High Court at Auckland today.
Pilot's fight to clear his name back in court
Graham Lindsay was labelled 'controlling' and 'manipulative' - but it's not clear why.
The Govt manager and the spy cam: Offender's bid to keep name suppressed
Govt manager who planted spy camera in a gym files late appeal for ongoing suppression.
South Head murder trial: Jury retires to deliberate
High Court judge to jury: 'The verdict is for you to decide as is the facts.'
Not guilty pleas for former trust chairman in SFO case
Charges including corrupt acceptance of gift and conspiracy are formally denied.
South Head murder trial: Crown and defence close their cases
Defence claim it is 'reasonably possible' Amy Smith acted in self-defence.
Avalanche: Death of Australian cop brings safety calls
Coroner's findings reveals just how tragedy played out.
Revenge porn nightmare: Kiwi's fight to remove sex tape from internet
Woman speaks out about revenge porn nightmare and 'frustrating' police inquiry.