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Mosque attacks sentencing: 'This is a day for justice that we have long been waiting for'
The sentencing of the convicted mass killer begins in Christchurch today.
Govt drops victim advocate Louise Nicholas: 'It's back to battle we go'
Govt may be scrapping Louise Nicholas' role supporting victims of sexual violence.
Mosque attacker arrives in Christchurch ahead of sentencing
Brenton Tarrant arrives in Christchurch today ahead of his four-day sentencing hearing.
Grieving mum: 'I choose not to be another victim of the terrorist who killed my daughter'
Message to Chch families from mum who lost daughter in Norway attacks: Kia kaha whānau.
The Christchurch Mosque shooter - from arrest to sentencing - a timeline
A timeline detailing court appearances and notable events that took place between the gunman’s arrest on 15 March 2019 and the start of his sentencing hearing on 24 August 2020. Video / Nathan Meek
Christchurch terror attack: Why I won't face my wife's killer
Farid Ahmed's wife was murdered in the Chch terror attack - but he won't be at sentencing.
Christchurch mosque attack: Case at a glance as gunman's sentencing nears
Brenton Harrison Tarrant, 29, will be sentenced this week.
Chch terror attack: Life inside - a look at Brenton Tarrant's prison future
What will happen to Christchurch mosque killer Brenton Tarrant during his life sentence?
Home detention for businessman in $537k tobacco tax fraud
An inspection by Biosecurity NZ found a container with smokes hidden inside boxes of food.
The secret flight to get Chch mosque gunman to sentencing
Corrections says releasing any flight details would compromise public safety.
Intruder in the night - the unsolved murder of schoolgirl Alicia O'Reilly
Episode 9 of A Moment In Crime podcast looks at 1980 rape, murder of Alicia O'Reilly
Co-defendant in CBL fraud case argues for name suppression
The man faces charges of theft, obtaining by deception and false accounting.
Man guilty of infant's manslaughter witnessed by 5-year-old
Jury finds Richard Royal Arif Uddin not guilty of murder of a 14-week-old boy.
Police officers who fired 35 shots after car chase justified - IPCA
"The man used lethal force to resist police, posing a risk to the officers."
Coroner delays: Six-year wait for grieving family closure
There is a backlog of grieving families waiting for coroner reports, despite hired relief.
NZ's lockdown unlawful for first 9 days - High Court
The order to stay at home in bubbles was unlawful for the first nine days.
Accused fraudster fights MSD over use of personal information
MSD has previously been criticised for breaching its clients' privacy.
I was filmed in a Kmart changing room
When a stranger videoed Veronica Schmidt, the store's staff refused to call the police.
Man who fatally shot his Taranaki landlord has minimum non-parole period reduced on appeal
One the day before the murder, Colin Thompson said he was going to shoot his landlord.
Crane accident: Ports of Auckland pleads guilty after worker's death
Laboom Midnight Dyer died after the massive straddle truck he was driving tipped over.
Parole Board releases full decision about release of drug-smuggling kickboxer Karel Sroubek
Parole Board releases full decision for drug smuggler Karel Sroubek
Ex-scout leader who abused children appeals against preventive detention sentence and conviction
A hearing date for the appeal is yet to be set.
Mosque gunman's sentencing: Number of victims who can attend halved
More details released about the upcoming sentencing of the Christchurch mosque attacker.
'Troubled' judge questions assault charge against top cop
A Dunedin police officer was found not guilty of assaulting his partner.
'You are ours and always will be': Mum's message to son who killed brother
Peter James Te Maru was sentenced to life in prison after the Snells Beach murder
Prison escapee and sex offender to appeal conviction
Phillip John Smith claims police acted unlawfully to return him to New Zealand.
Supreme Court votes 3-2 in favour of hopeful lawyer with repeat drink-driving history
Two judges dissented with the majority decision, including New Zealand's Chief Justice.
Drug-smuggling kickboxer Karel Sroubek granted parole
He was due to finish his sentence in early 2022.
Ex-teacher Benjamin Swann guilty on five charges of sexually abusing young boys
Benjamin Swann has been on trial in the High Court at Auckland.
Backpacker murder: Teen who killed Karen Aim to face Parole Board for first time
The teen who murdered Scottish backpacker Karen Aim is making his first bid for parole
Inspired by Greta: Bay's Generation Z working to change world
Generation Z - the future leaders to save the world.
Man jailed after homeless victim left 'disfigured, depressed and bewildered'
Andre Cooper became "enraged" when he thought he was being belittled.