Kane Wayman homicide: Fourth person in court charged with Christchurch murder
A fourth person has appeared in court charged in relation to Kane Wayman's murder
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Fourth person charged with murder over Christchurch homicide
Christchurch Police have arrested a fourth person following the death of Kane Wayman.
Christchurch homicide: Third suspect arrested and charged with murder
Kane Wayman, 46, died in the early hours of New Year's Day.
US court clears way for execution of woman who cut baby from womb
Lisa Montgomery, the only woman on federal death row, could be executed in 10 days.
Rowdy Auckland: Nearly 300,000 noise complaints in five years
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Offenders allegedly used toilet doors as weapons against staff.
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Rod Richard Makatea, Rodney Crichton and Rodney McCall are all the same man.
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'Womb Raider': Judge delays execution of the only woman on US death row
Execution of a mother-of-four who stalked and killed a pregnant woman has been delayed.
'Did not want to fight': New mum jailed for stabbing
Hariroa Williams has been jailed despite having a month-old baby at home.
Cruise company takes legal action to prevent White Island victims suing
Royal Caribbean has launched an Australian federal court bid to prevent being sued in US.
Three million falsely labelled free-range eggs risked 'discrediting entire industry'
A whistleblower came forward to the Commerce Commission about an egg scam.
NZ's worst-kept secret: Grace Millane's killer unmasked
The killer's two other trials for sexual violence against women were also revealed.
Are our suppression laws outdated in wake of Grace Millane case?
"These orders have not been effective in overseas jurisdictions," says leading judge.
The man with the blurred face: Why did Jesse Kempson's suppression last so long?
People began to speculate why Grace Millane's killer continued to enjoy name suppression.
Top cop: 'If it wasn't Grace, it would have been someone else'
Top cop who ran investigation into Grace Millane murder speaks, expects more victims
The untold story of Grace Millane killer's two other victims
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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.