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'So many stab wounds': Good Samaritan testifies through tears at murder trial of teens, 14 and 17
'That’s what happens when you come to Beach Haven,' they allegedly taunted.
'That’s what happens when you come to Beach Haven,' they allegedly taunted.
OPINION: 'We appear to have a bureaucracy that is not reading the room.'
He drove a power boat at speed into a flock of endangered birds.
Quentin Duff wants out of prison, but the Parole Board wants proof he's left the gang.
The Enchanter skipper continues to stand trial following the deaths of five men.
The Government is weighing up whether to appeal a ruling that a minister can be summoned.
The murder-accused has been remanded in custody and has name suppression.
OPINION: 'Such refining of solutions should be applauded.'
Study reveals invisible family violence, many NZ women at risk of death by abuser.
Hunga Roia Māori defends the introduction of compulsory tikanga
Officials considered her a troublesome inmate. But it wasn't retribution, they insisted.
OPINION: Our message to anyone wanting to avoid a lengthy prison sentence is simple.
OPINION: Governments should plan to get ahead of crime instead of belting it from behind.
Police said the offending had unlawfully benefitted him to the tune of $191,350.
Matters then got worse when the driver tried to punch the officer in the face.
Video showed masked teen co-defendants, who were half her age, lash out with hammers.
He told the Court of Appeal they had no power over him. The justices disagreed.
The Crown says ‘it takes two’, while the defence says only one person is culpable.
Goodhew survived by finding a pocket of air and thought 'I'm going to die'.
Jurors and lawyers waited outside while broken glass was cleared away.
OPINION: On what planet would MPs think they deserve a big pay rise while others struggle?
OPINION: 'The role of the judiciary is to interpret our law, not to make new law.'
Justice David Collins points to early miscarriages of justice in colonial New Zealand.
His biggest fear, Tipene Te Ahuru told a detective, was to become like his abusive father.
Shane Tane has now admitted his guilt, but not to murder.
She later phoned him from prison to coax him into telling police he lied about the attack.
Matthew James Vernall says the judge was wrong to refuse a home-based sentence.
Earlier today, police named Hone Kay-Selwyn as the suspected Ponsonby Rd gunman.
A small number of double votes is likely, but it would not change the result.
Matthew Tukaki says society is to blame for Oranga Tamariki's failures.