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'There is no gap' - Attorney-General hits back at Bridges over lockdown legality
'Preventing the spread of Covid could not be achieved in a less liberty-restricting way.'
'Preventing the spread of Covid could not be achieved in a less liberty-restricting way.'
A second request for a judicial review of the Govt's Covid-19 decisions has been filed.
Angela Blackmoore was stabbed 39 times in her house in 1995.
Top cop: Large number arrested and more likely.
More concerns are being raised about the legal basis for some Covid-19 decisions.
A South Auckland man has admitted repeatedly assaulting his newborn baby daughter
Jailed roofer 'has caused real harm in the community'.
The 29-year-old accused is yet to enter a plea.
Sam Spence sentenced for actions with his Compass Roofing.
The woman's case will return to the District Court where she will be resentenced.
The lawfulness of the lockdown should be tested at a judicial review, CoA president says.
Fraser Milne has been sentenced to four years nine months' imprisonment on appeal.
The young man's suppression was due to lapse today unless another appeal was filed.
Despite his criminal convictions, Jamie Foster is still an officer in the NZ Police.
Police officer raped by her colleague describes the trauma of the brazen attack.
The crimes and actions of officers at a motel have raised questions about police culture.
A businessman made a nearly $60k profit through a corrupt deal with a council worker.
'Demonising men who use violence hasn't worked ... we need to do things differently.'
Feared gang member left paralysed, lucky to be alive after former friend's pistol jammed.
A Dunedin man will have to wait another three weeks to be sentenced.
Concerns about inmates enduring extended lockdown hours during the Covid-19 pandemic.
The men argued the lockdown was for 'political gain'.
Vili Taukolo was jailed after leaking confidential information to the criminal underworld.
David Tamihere was convicted in 1990 of the murder of two Swedish tourists.
Winston Peters said the case had caused "considerable stress".
When Barry Kloogh's firms were placed into liquidation, he had 2000 active clients.
This week, Steven Joyce shares his thoughts on the pandemic with Leighton.
Kiwis are doing it hard - but still dig deep to help abused women and children.
Courier driver spotted woman allegedly stealing from mailboxes in Remuera.
The man emailed a woman without prior permission, despite a ban on internet use.