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Women's prison run by 'punitive culture'
Damning internal review of Auckland Region Women's Correctional Facility at Wiri.
NZ finance firm ordered to release €2 million to Hong Kong software company
A transactional dispute led to an Auckland firm refusing to release $3.64m to a customer.
Business manager pleads guilty in $4m property development fraud
The fraud involved a false representation that a $4.4m deposit was needed for a property.
Former liquidator guilty of theft, perjury and obstructing SFO
After defending himself during his trial, Geoffrey Smith was convicted today.
Ex-Auckland student's death: Murder charges dismissed over nightclub attack
AUT graduate Jeremiah Malaki Tauiliili died days after an incident in late 2018.
Diamante horse head case: Pair appeal sentence
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Labour Party summer camp case: Court protects man from toxic social media 'mob'
Court of Appeal says social media has become a toxic place with 'internet vigilantism'.
'An insult to those who died': Bridges scolds White Island ministerial advice
Inquiry independence from Government 'critically important' says National MP.
A Moment In Crime Podcast: The Lundy murders, 20 years on
Episode 10 of A Moment In Crime podcast looks at the 2000 Lundy murders
Court rejects new claim about 2008 Featherston murder
Appeal Court says 'new evidence' not credible.
Top Kiwi sports star continues court fight for suppression
Debate continues over whether a prominent Kiwi should be named despite not being charged.
Appeal from beyond the grave: Peter Ellis' case to go before Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has allowed the late former childcare worker to appeal his conviction.
A dozen people charged for allegedly taking from marine reserve
Marine reserve off Waiheke Island a strictly no-take zone.
Mining company fined after 7 tonne rockfall seriously injures worker
The digger driver still suffers from the head injuries caused in the slip, three years on.
Man charged with threatening to kill broadcaster Mike Hosking
The 60-year-old accused appeared in the Manukau District Court today.
Christchurch terrorist allowed to watch two hours of television a day
The convicted murderer is allowed to the watch the Home and Garden channel in his cell.
Over four intense, harrowing days, no emotion from mass killer
The terrorist was watched closely in the courtroom. But he gave little away.
Chronic kleptomaniac sent back to prison
The 49-year-old has more than 150 convictions, has been in and out of jail for 32 years.
Fairness concerns over isolation escapees' sentences
A law professor says sentencing judges should ensure consistency.
Chch terror attack: NZ's most stringent prison conditions ever
Terrorist killer Brendon Tarrant faces an isolated life as a locked-up "hermit".
Mosque widow after sentencing: 'I couldn't believe that what we prayed for, we got'
There were cries of "Allahu akbar" outside court as the gunman was sentenced.
Wicked, cruel, pitiless mass murderer jailed indefinitely
The man behind the Christchurch terror attack will never be released from prison.
Editorial: Hear our voices, we entreat - justice served
EDITORIAL: With the handing down of NZ's harshest sentence, justice has been done.
Defending the indefensible: Why Tarrant deserved a fair trial
A leading defence lawyer speaks about why everyone has a right to representation in court.
Why court had to deliver unprecedented sentence for mosque terrorist
The Conversation: In a NZ legal first, gunman is jailed for life with no chance of parole.
Focus Live: Police commissioner Andrew Coster reacts to the sentencing of the Christchurch gunman
Police Commissioner Andrew Coster said while today's sentencing was an important milestone in the judicial process, 'it should not overshadow the incredible stories of determination and survival of victims'. Video / RNZ
Deporting mosque gunman would require new law - Justice Minister
Andrew Little says Australians can only be deported after completing their sentence.
Cruel, depraved 'monster': Mosque gunman will never be released from jail
Christchurch mosque gunman Brenton Tarrant will never be released from jail.
Community work for isolation booze run
Queenstown man sentenced to 40 hours' community service, must pay $1000 for TV damage.
PM praises strength of victims who confronted mosque gunman in court
"I don't think anything removes what happened that day."
Mum-of-three killed in deliberate fire: Woman who lit blaze is denied parole
Board says Tonia Bennett acknowledges she was not yet ready to be considered for release.
'Shameful': Disproportionate use of police force against Māori
Force was used against Māori 40 per cent more often than Pākehā in offender proceedings.
Liu & Awan: Can AI robots save our civil courts?
Comment: Robot lawyers may become reality in the not too distant future.