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Manslaughter, arson charge after man 'accidentally set himself alight'
Police have said they believe the man was trying to set fire to an Auckland flat in 2017.
Desert Rd killing: One of four accused pleads not guilty
A tip-off in March led police to the grisly discovery of human remains near Tongariro.
Chihuahua court fight with cop: Woman wins $6k legal costs from police
The festering dispute over the elderly dog has dragged on for three years.
House of horrors: Tortured teen's final moments will 'haunt' family
"I am unable to comprehend, and shudder, when I think of the violence she endured."
House of horrors: Duo jailed for life for torture and murder of Auckland teen
Dimetrius Pairama was tortured over several hours before being given a chilling choice.
Man accused of murdering baby during lockdown offers no plea
The 3-month-old died after allegedly being assaulted at a South Auckland home.
Young paralysed rider Sophia Malthus has reparations cut after ex-boss' appeal
Aspiring jockey's payment has been slashed by more than $100,000.
Specialist police teams and court could help victims report crime
Survey reveals 94 per cent of sexual assaults not reported to NZ police.
Advocate calls for justice reform after survey finds sexual violence vastly unreported in NZ
Nearly a million Kiwis have suffered sexual abuse but the vast majority never report it.
Global drug conspiracy: Polish man loses appeal as father awaits Auckland trial
Ralph Wilk's father was extradited from Venezuela and now awaits trial.
Man pleads not guilty to harassment over emails sent to Jacinda Ardern
The man is accused of harassment after sending 92 emails to the Prime Minister.
Buried in shallow grave: Fourth man in court over Desert Rd murder case
Fourth man arrested in connection to human remains found buried near the Desert Rd.
Great silence on sex attacks: 'Nothing for NZ to be proud of'
"All of us really need to be protected and that's a way we can protect each other."
Desert Rd homicide: Duo appear in court, detectives expect to make more arrests
Although the remains are yet to be formally identified, police believe it is Ricky Wang.
Death at a party: Man admits murdering Australian deportee
The murder victim had spent time at a detention camp on Christmas Island.
Son killed by driver high on meth: 'It wasn't an accident'
"It wasn't an accident it was a tragedy."
Rapist claims guilty verdict was 'unreasonable'
Man convicted of raping teen unsuccessfully argues the verdict was unreasonable.
Man charged after fatal crash that killed off-duty cop
A 61-year-old man faces two charges in relation to constable's death in Karaka crash.
Budget 2020: Law and order by the numbers
Police expect to collect $77 million of Crown revenue in 2020-21.
Duo who sued PM claiming illegal lockdown 'detention' named
The pair had sought name suppression, citing death threats and safety risks.
Accountant jailed after gambling away $1m from 245 clients
Christopher Wright was sentenced to three years and nine months' imprisonment.
Epsom brothel homicide: Murder accused appears in High Court
Police found gentlemen's club manager Zion Gutnik dead in March.
'We've been through enough': New blow for family who won court battle to see dying dad
'We feel like we have been through enough already.'
Bribery: Corrupt former Auckland Council worker sentenced
Sundeep Rasila defrauded council out of nearly $30,000 over a Chinese tech goods contract.
Mental health patient drowned 'searching for Taylor Swift'
A grieving mother questioned whether her son's privacy was worth more than his life.
Escaped prisoner caught by police in Upper Hutt
The 29-year-old man escaped Corrections custody yesterday evening.
$2.5 million meth bust: Second chance for offender
The judges said Uriah Wirihana had showed rehabilitation since his sentencing.
'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.'
Second judicial review asked to test legality of Govt's pandemic decisions
A second request for a judicial review of the Govt's Covid-19 decisions has been filed.
Cold case: Third Angela Blackmoore murder accused appears in court
Angela Blackmoore was stabbed 39 times in her house in 1995.
How thieves helped themselves to nearly 100 rental cars in days-long heist
Top cop: Large number arrested and more likely.
Peter Dunne: 'Some corners cut to the detriment of our democracy'
More concerns are being raised about the legal basis for some Covid-19 decisions.
Dad admits repeatedly assaulting baby girl, breaking 14 bones over four months
A South Auckland man has admitted repeatedly assaulting his newborn baby daughter