
Killer appeals sentence for machete murder of Auckland church bell-ringer
An Auckland man who killed a 62-year-old with a machete has appealed his sentence.
An Auckland man who killed a 62-year-old with a machete has appealed his sentence.
Kelvin Wood argues he deserves more credit for alerting authorities to his $7m fraud.
'Humble, honest and honourable' - why did lawyer launder cash for the Comancheros gang?
Migrant workers at the Royal Sweets Cafe were paid just $6 per hour.
The bribe was over a goods contract for USB flash drives from China.
He was 'isolated and under a great deal of strain in the lead-up to that night'.
Martin Marinovich will be sentenced in April.
Behaviour found to be 'offensive' - and later one staff member was in tears.
Luke Sears was allegedly killed during a drug debt row.
"You took it upon yourself to murder my beautiful young Grace."
"There is no way she deserved to die at the hands of her son."
A jury has returned its verdict in the trial of a woman charged with stabbing her partner
The killer was sentenced by Justice Simon Moore in Auckland.
Court hears how killer's "barbaric" act ripped Grace Millane's family apart.
The sentencing hearing for the killer is due to start at 9am on Friday morning.
The Millanes' only daughter was taken in a "barbaric" way.
The five key issues raised during the trial the jury grappled with in their deliberation.
Explainer: Justice Simon Moore must weigh several factors when sentencing the killer.
The jury has retired to deliberate in the domestic violence murder trial of Karen Ruddelle
The court has previously heard he looked after this mother since he was a boy.
Barry Kloogh has appeared in Dunedin District Court on 12 charges.
Jami-Lee Ross says he will defend the allegations against him in court.
The Crown and defence sum up their cases for a jury in a domestic violence murder trial.
The Auckland man was accused of assaulting his son, causing a fatal brain bleed.
In communities where violence is rife we need to intervene, urges Jarrod Gilbert.
The change of heart comes after the men brought an urgent application for suppression.
The man faced being labelled as the "young Labour Party sexual offender", says his lawyer.
Simon Bridges says people without a reasonable excuse would face a three-year jail term.
'They got along very well. They had a few words sometimes, everybody does.'
Psychologist gives evidence at trial for woman accused of Akl domestic violence murder