The untold story of Grace Millane killer's two other victims
Two women went to court to help bring Kempson to account. Now, we can tell their stories.
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Grace Millane's murderer unmasked, sexual violence trials revealed
It can be revealed Jesse Kempson faced two further trials for violent sexual offending.
Grace Millane murder: Supreme Court to release suppression decision at 11am
The killer also lost an appeal of his conviction and sentence last week.
Jailed businessman's assets distributed to creditors
Steven Robertson claimed he was "as good as John Key" when misappropriating millions.
Supreme Court to release decision on Grace Millane's killer tomorrow
The man continues to claim his innocence and asserts Millane died during rough sex.
Supreme Court may decide suppression today for Grace Millane's killer
The Crown and media had until 10am today to file arguments about why he should be named.
A Moment In Crime Podcast: Tragedy in the hills - the mysterious death of polo star Lauren Biddle
Episode 14 of Herald podcast A Moment In Crime focuses on the death of Lauren Biddle
Killer sentenced for fresh assault, 9 years after beating man to death
Mark Carruthers has pleaded guilty to assault with intent to injure and wilful damage.
Grace Millane murder case: What NZ's Supreme Court does next
It is possible a decision on suppression may be reached before the Christmas break.
Gisborne drug importer used former PM Helen Clark's name
Carl Shannon, 44, had drugs sent to a number of fake recipients, including "Helen Clark".
Otago graduation threats: Accused 'wanted to surpass mosque attacks'
The 22-year-old woman appeared in the Auckland District Court today.
Alleged child molester loses name suppression
Graeme Richard Collett faces trial in August next year, accused of sexual abuse of girls.
Grace Millane murder: 'A brief encounter; a date, with death its conclusion'
The killer's behaviour was "indicative of a degree of wholly self-regarding wickedness".
'You will always be our sunshine': Millane family remember Grace and thank Kiwis
The killer has also asked the country's top court to continue suppression.
Diplomats greasing wheels to get infamous crim on plane to US
US bid to extradite con artist from NZ on drug allegations gears up.
Grace Millane's murderer due to be named tomorrow
The Court of Appeal ruled the murderer's name suppression will lapse tomorrow.
Arthur Taylor denies drug, dishonesty charges
The high-profile inmate has pleaded not guilty to a slew of serious charges.
Whakaari/White Island tragedy: Charges revealed
For all organisations on each charge the maximum penalty is a fine of $1.5 million.
Man 'paralysed' house guest with drugs before raping her
Blood samples revealed large amounts of a drug the victim hadn't agreed to take.
Why Labour won't release full review on summer youth camp scandal
The Labour Party says it has already assured the public it is improving after the scandal.
Prominent iwi leader appears in court over alleged $364k fraud
Despite not entering a plea, Roger Pikia said he'd 'vigorously defend the charges'.
City tragedy: A sad, synthetics-induced death on Queen St
Grim moment on the Golden Mile as homeless man dies on a prime strip of Queen St.
Christchurch gas explosion: Negligent tradesman stung $212k
'I don't know how I didn't lose my life,' burns victim says.
Hawke's Bay sex offender who targets teen boys may never be released
One report had noted that Robert Brown has a "psychopathic" trait.
Co-accused in CBL fraud case named
The 49-year-old's interim name suppression lapsed at 3pm today.
PwC seeks to strike out claims by CBL's liquidators
PwC seeks to stop liquidators pursuing a claim ... well into the hundreds of millions.
WorkSafe's White Island prosecution adjourned to next year
The case will be heard in March next year.
Man accused of shooting at police named, pleads not guilty
Man who allegedly shot at Northland police remanded in custody.
Govt ministers taken to court over way family carers are treated
Latest challenge by parent carers of disabled to be recognised and adequately compensated.
'We have just begun to fight': Trump remains defiant after Supreme Court blow
The President blasts the court and AG Bill Barr as his supporters gather in Washington DC.
Ministry of Justice worker dealing meth arrested in carpark
'You'll never be able to work in a job like that ever again', judge tells ex-court worker.
It's over: Supreme Court rejects Trump allies' last-ditch election lawsuit
Lawsuit filed by Texas against 4 other states was Trump's last hope of reversing result.
Jailhouse lawyer Arthur Taylor arrested on drugs charges
The country's highest profile ex-prisoner has been living in Dunedin on parole.