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Operation Notus: Man jailed for more than 9 years
Three more Operation Notus offenders have been sentenced and another awaits his fate
Night stalker: Police may appeal against community detention
Police are considering an appeal against a sentence for a man who stalked his ex wife.
Opinion: Irony and obfuscation in Sexual Violence Bill
Opinion: Bare assertions are not proof, no matter how many times they are repeated.
Home detention for man who twisted and broke 4-year-old's leg
Dean Gray also kicked the young boy in the head at least once.
Inmate facing minor charges may die after brutal attack while he slept
An inmate beaten as he slept in his cell at Manawatu Prison may not survive his injuries
The Govt manager and the spy cam: Offender loses appeal
The man was originally granted a discharge without conviction and name suppression.
Jacqui Southey: How law reform could be setting young people up to fail
Opinion: Demerit points for youth offences proposed along similar lines to driving.
ANZ credit card insurance breaches go back decades - court told
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British 'babysitter' for $27m Auckland meth stash jailed for 17 years
The social harm of this amount of the Class A drug was nearly $240m, a court has heard.
Entertainer pleads guilty on eve of prominent businessman's trial
A prominent rich-lister is due to stand trial alongside his business manager on Monday.
Red Fox Tavern cold case: 'We told her what had happened as gently as we could'
The third day of the high-profile trial has begun.
Former Cyfs caregiver ran home full of 'violence, fear and abuse' - Crown
He faces 33 charges relating to 8 boys including multiple counts of sexual abuse.
'Emaciated' horse left without food for weeks
The horse went several weeks without any food, and minimal water.
Murder trial: 'Shockingly young age' for mum to face charge
Rikki-Lee Simeon and Brendon Hamilton probably should have not been together, jury told.
Nomads gang killing: Jailed for fatal 'hiding'
Shayne 'Smiley' Heappey had ignored repeated requests to settle a gang debt.
Red Fox Tavern cold case: Staff members recall fatal robbery 33 years on
The second day of a high-profile trial has started.
Trial begins for former Cyfs worker accused of sexually abusing boys
Opetaia faces multiple charges of sexual violation and indecent assault.
Red Fox Tavern cold case: Barman shot dead after throwing glass at armed robber
Defence lawyer: 'This case is one of New Zealand's long-standing and terrible mysteries.'
Pest control company facing charges over poisoning which hospitalised worker
A Pest Control Research worker came into contact with a poisonous substance.
Trial begins for 1987 Red Fox Tavern murder, robbery
The jury that will decide on an infamous cold case has been selected today.
Auckland iwi head to High Court over land ownership rights
Move follows court ruling which allowed Hauraki/Thames iwi to claim land in Auckland.
Woman set uncle's tent on fire - with him inside
Mandy Hooper told her uncle to pack up and leave - then lit his tent on fire.
Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei hīkoi over central Auckland land claims
It wants the Crown to stop using land within their rohe as compensation for others.
Man fined $4500 for attempting to smuggle seeds
He ticked 'no' on the declaration forms when he flew into New Zealand.
Editorial: We've come a long way on gay rights in NZ
Editorial: Revisiting a time when intolerance was enforced by an unforgiving nation.
Fraudster and ex-fugitive loses battle against removal from Oz
Paul Bennett tried claiming his removal was a "disguised extradition".
Otago graduation threat: Unnamed accused further remanded
The 22-year-old accused woman appeared in court today.
Man who beheaded duck 'high risk'
The man cried as he entered the dock in the Porirua District Court.
Alleged bigamist fit to stand trial, granted name suppression
A suppression argument for the man has been rescheduled for the third time.
Night stalker: Man sentenced for 'creeping', tracking estranged wife for two years
Christchurch man who repeatedly breached a protection order to stalk his wife sentenced.
Plant smuggler strapped nearly 1000 cacti, succulents to her body
After she was noticed by a sniffer dog, Wenqing Li tried to dump items in the toilets.
Waikeria facing phone faults
Waikeria reviews given deadlines, but concerns raised about impartiality.