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Cheerleading union accused of knowingly hiring convicted paedophile to film kids.
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Orren Williams says he sold 'pounds' of cannabis but it wasn't his.
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Six-figure payout after woman tragically killed in sawmill accident
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Kawhia shooting: Wife fled with children on hips as gunshots rang out in darkness
Orren Williams says he shot out of fear and was simply protecting himself and his family.
Ex-Mutual Finance board member fails in bid to recoup $1.14m
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Six-year-old adopted boy denied school, abused in state care
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Trump picks conservative Amy Coney Barrett for US Supreme Court
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Euthanasia referendum: Meet the Australian doctor helping people to die
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Mark Bryers out on bail but still yet to enter pleas
The Kiwi businessman is accused of helping a crime boss structure an A$17.5m tax scam.
Lawyer ordered to pay client $20,000 for privacy breach, humiliation
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Teen who stole two police cars in a night jailed
Despite handcuffs, he contorted his body into a position from which he could drive.
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Comancheros trial: Jury hears bugged conversations about alleged $1m drug deal
Alleged drug smuggler tells Sydney hairdresser: 'You want his business.'
Lake Alice survivor accuses Crown of protecting psychiatrist
'I believe he was fully protected by the Crown and other survivor voices were ignored.'
Man sexually abused in state care still fighting for apology
"I don't call myself a survivor because I am still waiting to be rescued."
Former Auckland teacher jailed for sexually abusing boys
One boy says 'he is ashamed, lost and lonely even when surrounded by people'.
Supreme Court turns away appeal over NZ vineyard dispute between Vegas casino bosses
A lengthy case involving three Las Vegas casino bosses and a Kiwi winery has ended.
Dad accused of killing son strips naked in police station
'I'd like to go to prison,' father Niklas Gebhardt tells judge.
The Govt manager and the spy cam - appeal against discharge without conviction
Police have appealed in the case of a Govt manager who escaped conviction over a spy cam.
State abuse survivor dies during lockdown, evidence read on behalf
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Kawhia victim 'leaning forward, likely running' when shot in back
The first attending police officers and a pathologist have taken the stand today.
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Masala boss remains behind bars for tax evasion and money laundering
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Kawhia shooting: 'Lie with him, he's going to die', woman who hatched burglary plan takes the stand
Emma Salvation hatched the plan that proved fatal. She took the stand today.
'He was so creepy': Paedophile cheerleading coach sent inappropriate texts
Former athlete claims Cheer Union officials knew of sex offender's background.
Accused sold drugs from family home; shot at intruders: Crown
Orren Scott Williams shot at intruders. Today he defends his actions in court.
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Custody battle: Mother called child welfare agency 40 times
Parents involved in heated battle over their kids granted joint custody.