Grace Millane case: Police charge first person with suppression breach
A 63-year-old man has been charged with breaching a court suppression order.
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Sexual grooming ex-OT worker granted permanent suppression
"The public know everything, but her name," rules a High Court judge.
Who was pulling the strings of jailed trio and crooked cop?
None of the group jailed identified anyone "further up the food chain".
Upgrade for court holding cells four years after death
Ministry has finally made its holding cells in courts safer for suicidal detainees.
'Tragic accident': Coroner on death of woman crushed by tree
Coroner releases his findings into the death of tree-crushing victim Trish Butterworth.
Shorter sentence for mum who fed her baby a battery
The woman's sentence has been reduced due to her mental disorder.
Harness racing star 'took party drugs to keep up with daily grind'
Arrest was "by-product" of race-fixing probe.
Arthur Allan Thomas charged with rape and indecent assault
Thomas was convicted of the murders of Harvey and Jeanette Crewe before a royal pardon.
School sex abuse: Concerns for teacher raised earlier - twice
After one of its teachers was jailed for sexual abuse - a school breaks its silence.
South Island's biggest-ever meth bust: Three jailed
Drugs were hidden in a shipment of safety lights sent from Mexico.
Sexual grooming ex-social worker fights to keep identity secret
While entrusted to care for children, the woman began grooming a then 15-year-old boy.
Jarrod Gilbert: Meaningful measure of crime appearing at last
COMMENT: New index is good for a few laughs but it will be an important tool too.
Pua Magasiva's dark final days: Attack on wife now revealed
The prominent entertainer "refused to acknowledge his history of domestic violence".
Teacher who had sex with students in car jailed for 'huge breach of trust'
A teacher who sexually abused teen boys from her school has been sentenced.
Men deny kidnap and murder of Napier man
Trial of five people charged with the murder of Codi Wilkinson unlikely before early 2021.
Guilty plea for 'face' of Māori King throws Tainui into turmoil
Tuku Morgan speaks of "betrayal" after conviction of Rangi Whakaruru.
Fullers waits on court fine after catamaran crash
The company faces a maximum $1.5 million fine after being prosecuted by Maritime NZ.
Huge fine after mum-of-seven's horror chicken farm death
Mum-of-seven Kamila Mun died in the June 2017 accident.
Teen jailed for fatal crash 'filmed by passengers'
Jayden Breakwell sped away from police while teen passengers egged him on.
Tauranga courthouse's $100m revamp to make site less 'alienating'
Minister Andrew Little says it's time to re-think the traditional courthouse design.
$9m raids: Police drop charges against accused trio
Six people were arrested after several Auckland properties were raided by police.
'Dad, reverse, he's got a gun': Father and son's face-to-face with alleged shooter
The fragments of the bullet left damage to his van's bonnet and windscreen.
Young woman and partner named as accused killer in murder case
A 21-year-old man was found dead at a block of flats on Dominion Rd earlier this year.
Anti-child abuse campaigner betrayed community, court hears
Tracy Livingstone was sentenced for stealing from a child abuse prevention group.
Govt makes drug court permanent in justice shake-up
But National is criticising what is says is a "soft-on-crime" approach.
Mystery student death: 'His family will never know what he died of'
Mason Pendrous' body lay unnoticed in campus accommodation for two to four weeks.
Accused killer of toddler Malcolm Bell named
A High Court trial has been set for August next year.
White Island tour operators could potentially face manslaughter charges: legal expert
"The risks were huge and arguably would be impossible to protect against."
Revealed: The corrupt cop and the $50m Mexican drug deal
A crooked constable leaked 17 classified documents about a major police operation.
Victim died from neck compression, court hears
Forensic pathologist gives evidence in manslaughter case.
David Cormack: 'Tough on crime' policies don't actually help
Comment: Prison makes people far worse when they leave than when they go in.
Accidental contact: Judge acquits lawyer accused of 'groping' woman in court
Judge says complainant of indecent assault was an honest but 'utterly unreliable' witness.
Corrupt Auckland cop revealed as organised crime mole
Intelligence and classified police material was leaked for large amounts of cash.