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The company faces a maximum $1.5 million fine after being prosecuted by Maritime NZ.
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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.
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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'
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Accused killer of toddler Malcolm Bell named
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White Island tour operators could potentially face manslaughter charges: legal expert
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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.
Drugs case: The mystery mastermind - and the trio facing NZ charges
After extradition from Germany and Venezuela, two Poles face trial with a Russian sailor.
Man who feigned illness to escape police jailed
The man was sentenced in the Auckland District Court today.
I dated Grace's killer while her body lay in his apartment
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Man who killed friend in high-speed alcohol-fuelled crash will still drink when parole conditions end
"It was concerning that [he] ... was not able to articulate why he intended to drink."
Family devastated as 'Black Widow' wins right to test body parts of poisoned husband
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Truck driver sobs as he recounts crash that killed Spanish tourists
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NZ sports star pleads not guilty to meth supply charge
The sports star appeared in the Manukau District Court this morning.
Arthur Brown's killer jailed for life: 'All my daughter has of her father are stories'
Arthur Brown's death appeared to have been sparked by gang fears.
Victim of Auckland bunny burglar spent thousands on security
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Man sentenced to home detention for assaulting reporter in homophobic attack
Judge: "You need to understand that tolerance cuts both ways."
Human trafficker released from prison after accepting 'morally wrong' offending
For two years he will be subject to standard and special release conditions.
Judge refuses to halt liquidation process for Eric Watson's Cullen Group
Eric Watson has lost the latest round in his battle with the IRD.
Rabbit thief unmasked: Why finance exec's case was kept secret
"There must be a significant public interest where a person targets pet animals."
Second arrest in relation to Lois Tolley's 2016 murder
A second man has been arrested for the 2016 murder.
Top horse trainer appeals $370k payout to paralysed rider
Top horse trainer Stephen McKee was held responsible for Sophia Malthus' paralysis.
NZ stalker claims civil rights violations after blackmailing LA rich-lister
Glenn Green demanded a large cash payment or sexual images would be sent to the LA Times.